The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-18

car than with a mgchin. Of 10 horse
power, Indeed the larger is the safer Of
the two for one especially good reason
often a driver is called upon TO step on
his accelerator pedal suddenly in order TO
get out OF the way quickly enough TO
avoid accident. A runaway horse plung-
ing from "A side street into an avenue may
do. considerable damage to a passing car
snle'; ih M 4riysr can make 2 9uisS .wsrye
Under such conditions one cannot rely
wholly upon brakes. 4. a matter OF fact
more automobile accidents have been
avoided by clever steering and quick work
In opening the throttle than by brake
Mich. announces that It has acquired the
exclusive saies, right good VII trad;
Imperial cars. and VIII hereafter market
both OF these through individual and sepa-
rate apartment: OF H. own company in:
s'ead OF separs,e selling corporations as
Th" Mutual Motors Company formerly
,ure OF Imperial car. Tor. the Imperial
Automobile Company and Marion cars for
the Marion Motor COMPANY, all Of Jack.
take over amy Of the physical assets or
assume any of the obligations OF either Of
the two other companies, but has simply
acquired the sole selling rights OF both
names.
The Mutual VIII continue the msnufsc-
Nv " b'lh NV NNt III DtFldl llnt con
'ist!ng Of N. Four. which heretofore listed
a. sl.osb, but listing now at 1895. and ths
six; T f,siins h s, .n% '': 4s. 4 M, ,i;'1i ~,
new lis, price OF N.is5 instead Of ,i.?So
as formerly.
Orders from dealers who have read
about the 1915 studebaker models arc
pouring In % r. r: Bump, manager OF the
New York studebaker branch. They come
from all over his territory and Indicate
that &c corporations determination to
build $1,000 cars this season Is In line with
the popular demand.
"As!d. from the lac, tina, the oldsmo:
this year. thus permitting = better COM
mand ~ the marke, in procuring materials
price % the'iSiS Light Four can b" AZ.
trihuted largely to economies effected in
I p1odH % d;tS!arss frssiasn. II lar.
York. improved methods make for lower
prices, Indicative of this fac, NAV no
cited the improved method OF applying
natural wood wheels. Formerly the Hni.h-
ms fluids were put on with a brush. This
Methods have been SO simplined that tn.
wheels. can be even more beautifully
nn' sn ' han Ss,ors and a, a Frsat SAVING
and spinning them at high speed on a
evolving spindle. BY thus employing cen
evenly applied than is possible viii, NOR
brush, and moreover, one man can ocrnrA
pllsh the same work formerly done by "A
dozen workmen. Only a few seconds .r.
required IN the operation, which is re.
psated with each succeeding coat Of var. |
nish." Va"
Despite excessive war duties, motor cars
are enjoying a record sale In Canada. ac.
cording to W, $. Smith OF the AutomobiIe
and supply Company. Toronto. dealers for
Dodge Bros, American automobiles wers
assessed 80 per cent. duty previous 10
the European war" says Mr.. Smith. hut
Canadian buyers are now required 10 pay
t!h per cent duty. In the face Of This
tremendous excess cost our Sales have
actually Increased since the etart Of the
war, Dodge Bros cars at sl,l00 In Can.
ada nave ten buyers TO every single car
that we can secure. Dealers In every sac
tion OF the Dominion report the same ex-
cellent condition Of business. The pros.
perity Is due In great measure to the large !
war ORDERS placed with Canadian Arms, |