The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

! lhltlee pdSStu upon all StAltS anu lSlIllS 1 of upholstering and finally decided upcn 1 the kind we are using now. Our ten l inch upholstery has become famous and with the beautiful coloring and the handsome imported Bedford Cords used | in the Locomobile Berline Limousine. the highest state of elegance has been reached"
 Tn the matter of detail every pos sible condition mas been covered MT. King continued" and enc important thing about the 1915 model Is that ev- cry inch of space has been util zcd. There is a smoking compartment con-
 taining everything in this line for the men, while on the other hand the Vanity 1 Case arranged for the ladies holds everything from mirror to a Memor- | andum Book. Large compartments are arranged for the purpose of carrying bundles and boxes and other things. while the umbrella rack with the drain below is an innovation very much com rended by all who have seen 1t. And speaking of drains, the outside of the car is perfectly drained so that even in the hardest rainstorms the occupant of the car when he steps out finds no inconvenience from dripping tops and ether unpleasant features"
 The trimmings of the car are all of silver and are from the famous Tiffany Studios, which means artistic perfec- tion and the little "Electroliers with their dainty silver filigree over soft lights give the effect of a beautifully lighted den or living room rather than car. Brilliant electric lights in the top Of the car and equally brilliant lights at the doors make the electrical de- | velopment of this car absolutely per- feet.
 'The upholstery, which is in the palest
 shades of gray, is from Pctit's, and blends beautifully with the outside adornment of the car, which is of Milori green en- amel, originated by the Locomobile Con- pany, and this, used in conjunction with l tEe nicllle trimmings, makes lovely ef- | feet.
 | ",rhe last word has been said In regard l to the Locomobile engine" Mir. King ob- served, as we sped along the thorough l fares in ease and luxury. 'as that was perfected some five years ago, but in the 1 matter of refinement and elegance and comfort the 1915 model adds another word | to the general perfection of the car This | idea is carried out in all the Locomo-
 bile cars, the Touring Car as we'll as
 the other varieties that are made by this
 company. We have perfected the highest grade car that can be made, combining 1 all the conveniences and comfort of the l American designers with the chic, at- tractive ideas of the French designers" l An innovation in the Locomobile Der l line Limousine that is conspicuous is the 1 ''Locking Device, which is controlled l by the driver, and which owners of cars | will no doubt hail with delight, as they 1 have been sadly in need of protection
 of this sort. There is night and day switch which controls the lights. the Clax- | ton horn and other parts of the machine and when the car is standing, for In 1 stance, in front of the theatre at night l or during shopping hours in the day l there is no danger by this system ot anything being stolen or tempered with l in the car. l The Locomobile Berline Limousine rep
 resents the highest degree of perfection l that can be attained in automobiles, and I if you haven't seen one, drop in at the Capitol Park Motor Company and be con- vinced of the facts that have been stated, l and which the car itself Verifies abso-
 1utely