The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
About People You Know
Along Automobile Row
BY z. j. BLACK.

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sentatives for the Hood Tires, have open
ed a tire repair shop in conjunction with
their new tire sales room. They have
taken the adjoining store at 1873 Four
teenth street northwest. which will be
given over completely to this new branch
of their business. One Of Washington S
most skilled repairmen will be in charge.
For some time past he has been in charge
of the repair department Of one Of our
largest local tire concerns and has be-
come well known for his ability to re-
place any kind of non-skid tread on a
vulcanized section in a tire.
]. J. Haas, of the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company. has just returned from
a trip to the Firestone agents in Rich
mond and Lynchburg. He is leaving
again for a call on their Norfolk repre-
sentative and will return the latter part
Of this week.
The Cole Motor Sales Company report
the sale OF a &c" fve-passenger touring
car, 1914 model. to Tony Auth.
J. V. Lowenbach. of Alexandria, pur-
chased a four-passenger Hupmobile tour
ing car from the Hupmobile-w Washington
Motor Company last week.
Eddie Ainsmith joins Cutie Morgan
and other members of the large Chew
rolet family. by purchasing a Chevrolet
Royal Mail roadster, from the Hender-
son-Rowe Company.
Everett Dufour is now the sole local
representative for the famous Mitchell
cars. Dufour is now operating the Mitch
ell Auto Agency and Service Station at
1910 d street northwest.
Paul MacNeil. local representative for
the Mercury Cyclecars, participated in
the CycIecar races yesterday at Detroit.
He left here about ten days ago in one
of the Mercury cars, taking a route via
Rockville. Frederick, ChambersburR. Ev-
erett. Bedford Lgonier. Pittsburgh,
Cleveland. and Detroit
The johnson Shock Absorber. manu-
factured by the Triple Action Spring
Company. OF Chicago. is now being sold
by CunninghaII & Donahue. who were
appointed distributor in this territory
last week by F. J. Rowan. The stock
will arrive the first part of this week
and will be on display in their show
room at Fourteenth and Corcoran streets
northwest. The johnson is made in vari-
Gus sizes, from a special type for Ford
cars and other cars of the same weight
to an extra-heavy type suitable for
trucks of two to five-ton capacity.
Miller Bros. automobile ard supply
house report the sale Of the following
Ford cars during the past week:
Touring cars to Philip H. Sheriff. w.
F. Brice, E. S. Barton. DR.. A. H Tay-
lor, Orange Automobile Company, H. c.
Scurlock, Ashby Sprint, L. o. Early, r.
H. Gangwisch, E. S. Billhimer, c. B.
Hillyard, Charles T. Caldwell. W. F.
Matheson, Joseph Minkin. R. Hugh Per-
RE. Edward Cash. Harrington Parker,
Mrs. Lena E. Jones. ]. F. Victory. W. r.
Wilson, James H. Cissel. Mrs. Addie H.
Lear. W. r. Wilson, Eamich & Co, R. c.
Smith, S. l. heyser. E. B. Brown. J. w.
Foltz. S. E. udd. Carroll Mcwilliams.
John Holt, S. L. Lupton. Mrs. Leila T.
Schelhorn, S. T. Dove, H. S. Claggett. c. c.
Carlin, ]. H Muse, W. B. Rock. c. c.
Leadbeater. r. K. Gillingham. P. w.
Van de Westelaken. Ernest de GAY, c. NJ.
Strong. W. L. Callahan, Thomas A.
Fisher. G. H. Dangerfield. R. H seward.
]. H. billiard, R G. Neale, c. W. Lynch,
c. w. Sherwood, H. L Jones, E. L.
Greenwood, J. z. Little, George Tay-
lor, J. S. Richardson, H. A. Schmidt. J.
w. Sneed, NJ. Carter. S. r. Ombaugh.
and Maynard Street.
Runabouts to Munson Corbett, Fred
Freund, D. Loughran, J. F. Kelchner, ].
W. Lynn. Albert w. Dugan, c. F. Will
kins Sons & Co, George F. Eamich &
Co, ]. E. Burton. Henrico Lumber Com
pany. J. W. Talley, ]. r. Burke, J. c.
Reid, DR.. c. F. Rinke. J. c. Holmes. NJ.
c. Armstrong, and William J. Crittenten.
Delivery wagons to Washington Times
90, Gibson Bros. Charles r. Kengla,
jr., and E. Thomfordt C3).