El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-01
FINEST limousine
EVER BR0UGHTHERE.
LongweH Adds Another Car
to Livery Service-NOw
Operates Five.
Automobile Transfer Bust
ness; Trunks and Baggage
a Speciality, Too.

a Speciality, Too.
i Another handsome big seven-passen-
! ger limousine has been received and
put into commission ~ LOngWelIS
I Transfer. 1t is {. Cole and is the hand
| soonest car that ever came to Ell PasO.
/ 1t took first prize at the New York
automobile show. 1t is done in tango
| lavender with black trimmings is hand
sOmely upholstered, electrically light
/ ed and Is equipped with every modern
| convenience of the up to the minute
private family car. An extra body
/ permits 1t to be transformed into
I touring car for summer usage.
In limousine form, the new car is
/ the very latest word in motor manu-
/ facture. Richly upholstered, with heavy
plateglasS windows, the car is both
I beautiful and comfortable. The long
! hood over the SIX cylinder motor, the
/ beautiful curve from the hood to the
/ dash, the simple, but elegant silver
/ trimmings. make the car the equal in
| exterior appearance of the finest prl-
! vate conveyances on New York's
! Broadway.
Inside, it would be impossible to i'm
( agIne car with any more luxurious
/ accommodations From the rear seat to
J the driver is a telephone, by which the
| passengers can communicate any dlrec-
] tiOnS they may have. By the mere
| turning of silver handle on either
! side of the interior of the car, the pas
! senger can raise or lower the plaJe
| glass windows on the side, giving the
| car any degree of ventilation desired
I Silk curtains can be pulled down at the
| viii of the passengers until the ear Is as
| private as home MCKEE uEnG 455-l
/ holders, ash holders, cigar AO4uSL9 D
| carefully concealed pockets Ior PACK
| ages; two dome electric lights D[ll-
/ liant enough for reading; Two HSIilS
at the feet of the passengers al ISnts
] operated by buttons at the VIII OF the
| occupants Of the car, go to MAKE II as
convenient as modern automobile bul1G-
| erS can make a car OI course FL
Wolff ie Cn2~c~n nCslI- ne Is
1.-the Oldest dri- r IN the ice OF me
/ LOngwell company ana az 6Sts ny
| newest cars. Ed is as mut = licll-,yz
as a Longwen car amons the people
| who appreciate a. trustworthy dryer
The receipt of this car gives Long
| wells Transfer five Of the 1lnesI-allo-
/ mobiles in the livery service IN FL Faso
this new combination limouslne-JO ur-
, ing car, the beautiful white limousine
that has been in service Tor seEeIal
months and three touring cars. Every
car is spick and span, looking as DrlshI
as new and one of the attractive 1ea-
+11res about the LOngWeu automobile
iiverv service is that the interior Of all
! cars is always as clean and neat as
| the outside The finest dresses ore
never sOiIed in LongWeH caT-Lals ms ms
/ become a. byWOrd among ii stSOtiLLa'
yHO are regular patrons OF PUBIC au-
[ tomobiles and Give me numpef one
| please" is the regular call When So
| ciety wants a car. The machine IS AZ
| WAYS on time, the car is always IN or
! der and the driver IS always - lS
! GUS The courtesy OF the LoLsce en-
! drivers is another tradition IN III EasO
| among peOple who use cars and ap-
| Drciate good service. Tne IacJ JndL
honeywell car has never been IN an aC-
cident is another indication Oh me me- hlllu
/ of men who sit at the steering Wneel-
safe men: men who know their work
and appreciate their responsibility anu
duty towards the public.
The Longweu cars are always qry
| and clean and ready for every CALI pc
cause they are not left out in Lhe
weather to catch the dust Of the street
or to be rained upon when the weather
is unfair They are housed in the
! T,ongwell garage between calls and the
/ drivers and the garage men keep them
: | constantly in condition.
= 1.-The reason the old man gets the
/ business is because he has good rigs
I ! and keeps them in good condition.
:. was a common saying about Jim Long
+ well and the LOngweu Transfer, even
!. in the old days when the horse and
0 | buggy or the carriage was the fastest
s and SWEETEST mode Of transportation IN
q ! FL PaSO. This saying has been handed
down from the previous generation TO
8 that of the present and applies now TO
L the automObiles-Only more so-as II
applied to the horse-drawn convey
}. anCes of the years past The name
''LOngwelI' is to the livery and bag
gage business what Sterling" IS 10
silver, to paraphrase the Mayfield slo-
In the business Of handling baggage
Jim LOngwell is as far advanced as
in the livery business Operating Io1ss
4 | automobile trucks, he prides himself
! on making the quickest calls Of any
i | concern in Ell Paso. He has had az
4 / high as $50 calls in a single day anu
| has never missed one of them. a
( trunk turned over to LongWen relieves
| the owners mind Of further worry. II
81 ! REACHES the depot in time to catch me
! train or the house or hotel when Ine
81 ! owner wants it-nOt when it suits In5
q | convenience OF a driver to deliver IL.
| Trunks are a LOngWell specially, DuL
4 ! Iongweu does not cOnfine his truck
! business to trunks. IF it is haulaDIe'
u | of Uncle Jim LOngWell, and he was
"a | never known to make a failure. Many
81 | Of the business houses of the city nave
a ! regular contracts with the IougWell
81 I Transfer for deliveries and a CONTRACT
4 I once made with LOngWeQ is renewed
Il + when it expires. That is always the
u best test in business.
II Furniture moving is another Of the
81 LOngWell specialties. There is gener
II ally room in the LongWeu garage ~
store an extra car or tWo-and 1t IS
that a car is never robbed in the Long
well garage-and car repairs battery
ii charging and free air for customers are
other features of the garage
81 If it is anything in the transpOrta-
II ton Hne-paSsenger, freight or bag
gage-LongWeu viii fill the bill IN q
N jiffy on a telephone call: lust say
Number one, central" and then tell
81 the man If 1t is d carriage or an
II up to date buggy with a horse thal
81 steps like he was going somewhere, the
a same telephone number will hiring re-
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