Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-10
Handsome Souvenirs viii be Given
Visitors and Music VIII be Sales
rooms Features.


accessories that make the 1913 mode!
CIR very attractive to buyers.
c. W. Long has been active in the
York Of seeing that all arrangements
made by dealers for the comfort and
convenience Of visitors are carried
out, and that each exhibition will be
:sady to receive visitors every after
..oon and evening during carnival
week.
One of the innovations Of the carni-
val, causing favorable comment
among prospective buyers, is the ar
engagements made by the dealers to
iaaugu!ate special automobile SER
vice during carnival week carrying
visitors from one salesroom to an
other in order that they may inspect
The various makes of cars.
Handsome souvenirs will be given
/, the visitors during the week. They
arrived yesterday but the dealers are
Withholding the exact nature Of the IA
yors in order to surprise the public.
hTany Of the dealers have arranged
Ear music in their salesrooms each
,Yenng during the week.
Visitors to the exhibition rooms of
y P. Barnhart and Company will be
shown Z new fine Cream and Gold car
Warren Six, which is a duplicate of
nc car sold to Eddy Toy the we'll
!.nown comedian. The Barnhart Com.
yany hes the largest service depart
n!ent south OF New York, it is stated.
]. is all under glass, the entire roof be-
:lg of steel frame construction and
lass looks like an immense hot house
tcept that automobiles are housed in
pace OF flowers This glass covered
service department will accommodate
80 automobiles at one time.
The Rco lire OF handsome cars are
to be fully displayed at the Barnhart
Motor CIR Company salesrooms, and
Ill visi ors will haveran opportunity
10 inspect the new model car which
sells for 81, 095. There are several fca-
;uces connected with the new REQ
which should interest the prospective
purchaser Of car, whether it is want
I'd for touring or for pleasure.
For a medium priced car the Hup-
mobile displayed by the Washington
uto Service Company and called the
caality car, will be Of interest to per-
ms desiring well built easy run.
ing roadster or touring car. The
display will we'll repay the visit OF
my one interested in seeing gooc
running classy car adopted for gen
tTal use or for pleasure.
Cook and Stoddard are to display
:, fine line of Cad1lacs which line has
leen on the market over ten years anc
Is considered an exceptionally vel
;luilt car and certainly looks it. Louis
Ilertle, Of Alexandria, has just pur'
chased Cadillac touring car. one OF
the 1913 models, while DR.. Hugh Nc
Guire has ordered a Cadillac Road
SER. Mr.. Sheppard will have on dis
play a special cut open show chassis
The same one which was on exhibition
.. the Madison Square Garden in New
York during the show last month.
Tho handsome Studebaker line OF
rcadsters and touring cars vii! be
shown equipped with all the latest de-
vices which 90 to make up perfect
EASY running and easily operated car
The Studebaker touring cars may be
purchased for as low as 5000, fully
eouipped, while the line contains de-
livery cars that sell as low as $500.
The Dupont Garage Company VIII
entertain visitors handsomely. Iney
are 20 give every visitor special SOU
yenir a large quantity having beer
ordered specially made for carnival
meet Decorations and the newse1
,ols,s of the Hudson 81 cars will be
..,o-rn visitors. This is one Of the old.
o-t automobile concerns in Washing
ION having their service department
val, established and employing sys-
rom to keep track of customers cars
that prevent joy riding:
J. Here are some Ford facts. The tors
Moor Company, last year requires
1920 freight cars in which 70 sn'l
,C.ut;nrad m page five.