The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-14


pany.
The Fl. J. Koehler Sporting Goods
Company has sold owe 800 of the new
EMF '30'' cars, speaking well for tbs
new model.
Gilbert Burdette, the local agent fol
the Packard car, left early this week
for a o Il of the State in a demonstrate
ing car. He will show the machine tt
prospective buyers throughout the State
The local branch of the Harry S.
Houpt Company, of c1s Clinton W
nue., have delivered Ia 1909 slx-cylinder
Thomas cur to l.. Ii. Ely, of East Or
ange. Fred j.. Titus, the local man.
ager. has been spending a great deal of
his time recently in making New Jersey
demonstrations.
L. J. Wyckoff, of the Essex Automo-
bile Company, of SIS Broad street. re-
ports having made several sales OF
Ford cars during the week, as we'll as
two Jackson machines. J. NJ. Dimmick
and William Tiger have each purchased
Jackson cars, while Charles Drew mas
placed an order for a model T Ford
The same concern has delivered Ford
cars to H. V. Clark, of East Orange,
and H. NJ. Livingston and j. M. Ran
dali, of Morristown.
]. w. Mason, of $50 Halsey street
last week closed several sales of Max
well cars. One of these went to Her
man Schuetz, of Newark, while DR.,
Baker, of Summit, was another pur-
chaser. Charles Hartegen, of Newark;
George NJ. Heuschkel, Of East Orange;
j. F. Williams, of West Orange, and l.
Dorland, of High Bridge, are the other
purchasers.
A. N. Drummer has sold out his inter-
est in the New Jersey Automobile Com
pany, of Irvington, to +. r. Laisant
his partner in the business.
DR.. j. Hamill, a well-known Jersey
City physician. has purchased a Brush
runabout from the McLaren
Company, of this city. The car has
been delivered and will be used by DR.
Hamill in his practise.
LIS ESScA AutOtlODil6 company nave
contracted for $50 Ford cars for the
coming season., m according to l.. j
Wyckoff, the general manager of the
concern, this number will not be in e
cess of the demand. Mr.. Wyckoff says
that he has sold fifty cars to sub
agents throughout the State already.
Genera r. H. Brientnall, of his city
was disappointed last week in not being
able to make a trip through Pennsyl.
vania In his car, but Is looking forward
to a weeks trip soon. The general has
ordered from the Carl H.. Page Com.
pany a new Peerless car which will
be delivered some time next month.
4 The new 81, 500 Mitchell 1909 demon.
strating car is expected to arrive a
the salesrooms of the Mitchell Auto
Company of New Jersey next week
The car is one of the handsomest tina
will be placed on the market this fal
and is of the detachable type
Francis Goeken, Of Newark, has taker
delivery of his new 40-horsepowei
Crawford roadster.
M. H. Hickey, of the Hickey Machine
Company, of East Orange, delivered g
90 horsepower 1909 Marmon car this
week to Mrs. Jennings, of Somerset
County.
The Essex Automobile Company, o.
51S Broad street. has received the frs
OF the new model T Ford touring cars
l., J. Wyckoff. head of the Essex Com
parry, is being besieged with applicant
for a demonstration of this model
which sells complete for $3.50.
The Hickey Machine Company 1;
booking orders for the 1909 Marmon'
and the demonstrating car is being
used daily by prospective buyers.
f.. G. Chilver, of the Mitchell Com
pany of Newark, went to the Crawford
factory in Hagerstown last week AM
brought back with him a new Crawfort
landaulet. to be delivered to the presi
Cent OF the American Sugar Refining
Company.
C.. w. McQuoid has purchased a 40
horsepower Crawford VI
Oldsmobile owners avN interested II
the light car ace at Savannah, OWN,
to the reentry of the Oldsmobile work
in the racing game. Three cars hav'
heen entered for the event and are al
new models. being turned out by thu
Odds company.
George Robertson, the Vanderbilt
Cup winner, who also won the Brighton
Beach 24-hour race. has written tn
following letter to Albert S. Marten. o
the Tea Tray Company. whose fire ex
tinguisher saved Robertson's a afte
It had caught fire: 1T gives me grea
pleasure to inform you that 1t wa
through h services rendered by yo'
and your extinguisher that enabled u
to win the last 24-hour race"
J.. H. Dawson has delivered a Max
we'll car to a Pine Bush. N. Y. pur
chaser.