Evening star., 1912-09-15

Auburn factory. They expect to be gone
about two weeks on the trip.
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The first order for a 1913 Detroit cleo
trio extension brougham has been placed
by Mrs. w. w. Chiswell tor early deliv-
| cry. The car is to be finished in blue,
with the uphOlstering of light blue lea
/ ther.
Sales and deliveries of 1913 Maxwell
cars were made during the past week as
| follows: Model 30 roadsters. fully equip
| G. A. Franklin. w. E. Huntsberry, Win
| chester, Va. and ]. Z. Frantz Other
| deliveries OF Maxwell cars were as fol-
lows: Mascotte roadster to Manassas
Mascotte touring car to Eastern Motor
| Sales Corporation: Maxwell special to E.
CareWe; Mercury roadster to r. A.
| Young; G.: A. IL delivery car TO N. l..
ter II: Brown & Sons: model X. A. to
| F. C. Steigel. and model @ surrey to A. c.
Benzler.
Studebaker cars were delivered for the
| week ended yesterday to Col H. o. Hell
Bourne. 80 dem;-tonneau; George Mil
| Ter, 900 roadster.
| A Studebaker electric coupe was also
| delivered to Mrs. Gertrude Woodland, and
L A"ANSio~ SASStiiS SOupc IL James
| Baines
The Grove Lime and Coal Company is
| the latest purchaser of Kelly two-ton
truck, delivery being made a few days
| ago.
| George Weaver. of the Cook & Stod-
| dafd Co., left a few days ago for New
| York. where he Joined Ben Woodruff in
MS Cadillac and will motor back to Wash
Me.on. E;s 1ney are returning via Atlantic
| City, where they expect to remain few
| days before starting homeward Mr.
| woodruff is returning from West Spring.
| Held. N. H.. where he has been spending
| the past several weeks.
the r. H. sheehy Company has pur-
| chased one-and-a-half- ton delivery
! truck from local agents. The oar is
! nnished In red. with express body and is
the first of its type delivered in Wash
| ihston- Inc truck was put into service
| last week.
Recent deliveries of White cars have
| Deen made as follows: 40 touring car
TO n. -. Spencer. a prominent railroad
man oil this city. being his second car
| Bros. "i
Joseph NJ. Stoddard Of the Cook & Stod-
udro company returned yesterday morn
ing aiter pleasant sojourn at his sum-
mer home in West Springfield N. H..
which was completed a few months ago
He Will rejoin his family later this month
and return with them for the winter.
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The fleet of White trucks of Burr Bros.
wa was enlarge. ENLARGED during the past week by
capacity, making four in all.
Our mutual friend. Col. Cliff Long
OF Studebaker fame, evidently has NO
superstition OF the unlucky number H.
the present year 1912, makes 49, he re-
sides at. 18th and N streets; the number
or his salesroom Is 1913 and he sold and
delivered three Studebaker cars. just to
snow thn inaI II mas no effect whatever in
.he safe or automobiles. AS a matter Of
fact his largest sales are GENERALLY made
OH the 18th of the month.
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Ford deliveries during the past week
were reported yesterday as follows:
George R. Repetti, Washin ston Fertilizer
Company. H. G. Machen. DR. J. r. HUNT.
DIR. Charles A. Pfender and Dr. Harry a
Ons. all models being touring cars. fully
equipped.
The frm OF Maddox Murray, rear
1879 l. street northwest. has tablished
an up-to-date auto repairing and black
smithing plant and is making a speciality
OF making ana repairing parts for motor
cars The plant Is well equipped for work
OF this character and efficient workmen
are employed by the concern The firm
Is composed of J. N. Maddox and p j.
Murray. both of whom were formerly
connected with the Terminal Taxicabl
Company AMI are thoroughly experienced
in their line.
John r. Thomas. manager of the local
branch OF the United Motor Washington
fSfaYyVVA ~ yotyy
day motor trip in a 1913 Maxwell model
22'' loadster through Maryland and Vir-
ginia. He predict. bright outlook for
his line next season, judging from the