Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-10
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Eamich & Co.. H: G. Phellos. Jonas
Havell. Clarence Sewers, Mrs. Mabel
Miller. Charles Baum and Howard
Duckett.
Torpedoes Warrenton Carriage
| Works, III. R. Burton, r. l.. Jervis,
Eamich & Co. and G. G. Long.
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Mondex Shock Preventer.
! The Aristos Company is just putting
on the market the latest improved
Mondex shock preventer. The shock
preventer itself has been known a
long time and has been used by a great
many racing drivers and is standard
equipment for number of factories,
but with the latest improvements the
Mondex shock preventer is likely to be-
/ come even more popular with automo-
| bile owners than heretofore.
i In the head of the king bolt is in
serted little screw which, when taken
out, permits the use of a grease gun
or oil can to be applied to grooves
/ which grooves line up with small
| grooves cut in the brass planes thus
distributing the grease or oil to the
working surfaces. The Mondex shock
| preventer does not require fabrication
oftener than once in six months.
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1914 Paige Deliveries.
Recent deliveries of 1914 touring cars
| and roadsters have been made as fol-
lows: Dr. Fleet Luckett, DR.. William A.
Jack. Mrs. L. f. Ryan. Charles H.
/ Cross, William Martin, touring cars,
i and Milton A. Francis and Charles c.
4 Kennon, roadsters.
/ On Auto Tour
4 Mr. and Mrs Harry C. c. Stiles and
i Mr.. and Mrs. X. Foster Murray left
yesterday morning in Mr.. Stiles
Rambler cross country touring car for
Atlantic City and New York. Later they
may possibly motor up into New Eng
land. They took the short route to At
lantic City. via Wilmington and Penns-
grove, N. ]. They expect to be gone at
least two weeks and possibly longer.
1914 Cadillac Deliveries.
The first Of the 1914 Cadillac touring
cars was delivered last week to Allen
T.. Walker. the second of the new
models going to George H. Dierkoph.
Left for Europe.
Richard ]. Howard left Thursday
morning in his new Palmer-Singer
sixty-six horsepower roadster for New
York. from which place he will sail
August % for Europe He will spend
the remainder of the summer and the
early rail- touring abroad, returning
nome about October 80.
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Gone to Detroit.
Il c. r. Erkman. eastern sales manager
for the Anderson Electric Car Com
pany. left few days ago for Detroit
} where he Will visit the home office. He
expects 10 be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Pollock Back.
I. NJ T. Pollock. local representative for
the oidsmobile. has returned from q
"ohth Trip In Canada With head
quarters AT belleville, he spent the
greater part OF mis- time with a guide
ana party OF friends on fishing trips
on Canadian SOIL. He not only return
co with Wen tanned face, but some
good catches which he made during his
stay.
Up In New Hampshire.
Benjamin w. Woodruff and ceor.e
A. Weaver motored over the road IN
the formers Cadillac touring car . rau,
days ago for West Springfield. N n
the summer home of Josenh Ar g.
dard, who Is at present there. Thev
will return over the same ro,ta !,
about two weeks time -
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Brighton "Six" Sale.
John @. Walton has received his ,.v
Palmer-Stnger, Brighton six" five.pas-
senger car, which he recently ordered
The car is finished In royal blua -
wheels Of natural wood color. WIN
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Diamond Tire Deliveries.
About the most welcome news tb.,
has reached the motorists OF Washing.