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The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
NORTH ARKANSAS
ZINC MINING ACTIVITY.
Mining for Direct Profit as Well as De.
velOpment The Rule on Every Hand

Basing an opinion on observations
made this week while on a short
tour of our zinc field in company
with Mining Editor p. X. Coldren,
of the Joplin Globe and Passenger
Agent Jay Kerr, of the M. & n. A.,
railroad, we feel like announcing
that the North Arkansas Mining
District is again entering upon an
era of profitable activity.
That the high price for ores togeth-
er with other favorable conditions
has put our mine owners and opera
tors to work is a matter of con-
graduation both to the operators
themselves and the district at large,
for while the smallest propositions
are being handled pro6tably now
the developement to bigger things is
an ultimate result to be regarded as
inevitable,
In the Sugar Orchard District we
found dozen or more properties
working out very satisfactory re-
suits, both as to the production Of
marketable carbonates and the open.
ing of greater and better bodies,
That well known pioneer W, II.
Almy has a hfty-ton mill located
near his old home which is making
him big money every day it runs,
and his mine openings under the di.
Hection Of George Miller, formerly Of
, Harrison, go far towards demon.
strating that the early confidence Of
Mr.. Amy was in no way misplaced.
At the Morning Star we found its
veteran owner Geo, w. Chase still
in charge and operations far be-
yond any previous activities. A
force of over fifty men are busy at
various points on the hillside back
of the mill, and the output Of ten
tons daily just now will be consid.
erably increased as the working face
IS extended.
Passing westward through the
Buffalo district we were especially
interested at the profitable cleanup
being made at the Sure Pop, on
Water creek, This property is in the
hands of c, Shepherd, who is a
graduate of Mexican mining meth.
ods and who evidently believes that
mining consists chiefly in getting the
ore to market, He is shipping a car
load of concentrates q week from
Gilbert on the NJ, & n, A, and has
been doing this for month and Il
half.
The present year will in our opn.
ION be very great period in the de.
vclopment of the North Arkansas
Zinc field, for in paying our mine
owners well for all their lower
grades OF ore the world will have
come O. their assistance in the de-.
kelopment Of the greater bodies
bre further on and lower down,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

March was an unusually cold
and backward month according to
Weather Observer Maxcy, The ay-
eragc temperature was 36'; highest
6i on the Goth and lowest 2O' on
the 2lst Total precipitotions 2S6
inches; two inches OF snowfall Ten
clear days, 7 partly cloudy and II
cloudy Prevailing winds north.
west
There would be a lot more (un
and n lot more work in the world
If people realized earlier in life that
work is the best kind of lun, after
all.
-lO2 conversions resulted from
the two weeks revival at the Bapt.
ist Church which closed last Suu-
day
The men who succeed best when
they work for others are those who
see that in doing 50 they are also
at work for themselves
The beautiful spring weather
this week has set our farmers all 20
work in earnest,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
Now adays''

Middlcton's great play rs render.
ed by that gifted reader Mrs, lIosk'
ell at the Opera House nest Thurs
day evening will be one Of the great
est literary treats Of the season
Proceeds to go to the Confederate
Monument fund
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
Street 0ilinu.

Mcssrs Richard Crowdus aud
John Sugg cUnvosscd the town this
week in the interest Of the oiIing OF
the streets for the coming summer
Something over S3lO were sub
seribed by the business men, aud
a meeting will be held next Monday
afternoon at the Price Clothing
store 20 decide on the detail Of the
work,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

OF the dfty'one applicants for
teachers license at the recent eSomi'
nation thirty four were granted
certificates. In this number there
were FIVE first grades thirteen
seconds and sixteen thirds
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
U, S, Court,

Attorneys and Iigtouts are al.
ready gathering in Harrison for the
spring term of L, S, Court which
eonvenes on Tuesday next The
docket is not large but will proba.
bly take up the greater part Of the
week in it's disposal
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
In the Golden West.

w NlC OOluOH "Ooh
LIS Angeles Calf. Mar. 3Oth 1915.
EDITOR TINES;
Since my last communication |
have witnessed some important
events and seen more wonders Of the
West.
| had the pleasure Of witnessing
the Grand Prex Auto race at Venice
on the beach, in which % autos
competed for prizes in 500 mile
endurance race.
went with a friend and his family
from Sherman in his car which gave
me the advantages essential TO a
good time, they being well ac.
quaintcd with the different con-
tcstants, and the city Of Venice, 1t
was in teresting indeed The track
was banked on the turns, and three
one-tenth miles around, aud they
made 1Ol miles per hour on the
straight sides of the track and were
four and one.haIf hours in continu.
Gus driving,
Oldheld run fourth in the race
until about the Doth round, but as
usual, won the race as his competi.
tors dropped out; understand he
made the 300 miles without stop.
Plug, He won with a Maxwell car.
Fifty nine thousand nine hundred
and ninety nine other witnessed the
performance, being one Of the sixty
thousand.
| have been out fishing too; twelve
miles from land, and to the Catalne
Islands, where n glass bottomed
boat takes you over the Garden
under the Sea- where you see, with
the aid OF electric lights, plants and
fishes distinctly in from 30 to 80 feet
of water; this | think the graudest
experiences have had,
1t has been my observation that
every important city has its resorts,
or place of attraction; New York it's
Concy Island; Kansas City its
Swope Park, Montreal its Incline
Railroad 20 the summit of the
mountains, Portland its Mount
Hood and Council Crest; Chicago its
Stock yards Harrison its Wilson
Spring, but thiuk Los Angeles
beats them ALL
It seems to me that all oGSouthern
California is tributary 70 Los
Angeles, and every bit Of it scenic
and interesting, and the roads aud
public service so complete that one
never gets tired sight seeing have
now been six months in the West,
and it seems Go me | have Just
begun
There is quite a sprinkling Of
Socialism in Southern California,
and understand, more people from
ArkanSas than in any other section
Of the West,
The socialists have one member in
the City Council and two in the
Legislature,
| was not a little surprised when
a personal friend in one breath con.
demed socialism, and almost in.
stantly when | expressed some
concern as to what the City Council
would do to the iitncy bus, 70 get
his reply, tive have a socialist in the
council and he will see that common
peoples interests are considered, -
Now | will close lest weary YOU
and your readers, and suggest that
If my letters come too often you can
hold them over, and If you want
them oitcncr, can write one every
fifteen minutes, Respectfully,
t. II, Sehwcitlcr
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

Rev Geo, w. Davidson, former
pastor Of our NJ, +, S, Church, now
presiding elder Of the Fayetteville
district, spent SATURDAY. with Ilorri.
son friends who were delighted to
greet him after a seven years
absence,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

=Iailer Burns, has now in his
charge seven L $, prisoners await
ing trial here at the L, s. District
Court next week Five Of them are
charged with breaking into a mcr'
chundisc car, one for taking a bar
rell Of beer ont of a ear, aud one for
setting forest fires, The I, s. pfis'
oners Of this district will be confined
here now instead el BerfyyIllc hs
our new jail ia large enough 60 oe'
eomodate them,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
Harrison's Public Schools Close
Only One Mouth OF the Present School
Year Remains.

Arrangements are already under
way for the closing Of Harrison's
Public Schools which will occur on
Friday May 7th. A class play en-
titled Catching Clara by the
graduating class will be given on
the evening Of May Sth at the Opera
House Sundsy the 9th the com
mencement sermon will be delivered
BY Rev. +, NJ, Cummings, Of the
Christian Church, Monday evening
Nav 10th the Graduating Exercises
will he held at the N L, 5 Church
The class of 1915 includes the
following seventeen graduates
Hugh Cofiman Nalcdictorjan,
Dan Holmes
Collin Myers
Ruth Wilson Saluta toriau
Gertrude Zimmerman
Rergie Moore
Colene Adams
BERTHE Morris
Eulah Parker
Mary Newman
Edith keencr
Lucille Tyson
Wulsie Speer
Mae Conmau
Elsie pugH
Alma Evans
Raymoad Ball
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
u, c. V, Meeting,
lIEADprARTERa GAMr
Ross Rrnt.tt, L, {, \,

Members of the Ross Rublc Camp,
I, {, Y, will meet at Court House
in Harrison, Ark at 2 p, m, SOtuf.
day, April oath, 1915 for the pur'
pose Of clecting delegates 60 the
National Convention at Richmond,
Va, Also to elect Treasurer for the
Camp, and transact such other
business asmay be deemed advisable,
u, NJ, Esrrs Commander
W II, llARRElL Adj,
Harrison, Ark, April ard, 1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
WATERFOWL HAS
few DRUG FIEN0S
sfae~ lev nsrrfsoa ta- Wsnt late
Gn~~f nsFss OUR - Psfi~nts
Mass n~~a Trwafes-
yryTT FrH CEyr CrEr srLvrs
saiT sit h~iaF Treated az Prsssn'
rAn@ a. -tats fnstitafian-tL
Sshaffsn were DfMruiE.

rasrs a-e eriF sEt fruE serfs 30
ma treated sF enc srrsgaf F'sir al tse
w4ss hospital Gel Vsrertssa. ssf s.see
ne ffsrrts0n tsw wecr frta ef-ef
Mareh q. faers have beer ea1r %
sasfsHrs sEIreF-f r1 Ffr frgE tfs
created on rseF. Hers are only 500 n
sasns III s1r INSTITUTIONS F.t over .ar
safr
Naar 81 nose az rss-rr7vf eFas-
~af4afarrF HrfreF han errIsE fsr
hasr rar elHr.s.t .ar.r nert fs tsr
a. a. aerrF ra I-ser sf ss ass asf
aef-n n. .a before core rr
OF Hr sI Fa.-H.s Frraf-It DEPART
o. alr-f. as rtF fs f-arr Drugs
49, one ~ rfe 0ss.~rss taae f-raef
E-aFr raF vas practically cured er=
fsre ae .rH rr hose a@sis
haae Information. Eavra-r fsff
Lsfn- slasaer OF ff9s sa. -ars srr be-
Bee rresF-F HF eFFa.- gere-is .r
BrFafr frsefer frt gu trtr
Bfais frt ssHfff
The author. ..1IT r 10 per
GEM of Hrsr sff.r-f r1 He t-f
hahn cure .Ielsr. ives aa.- ere esce
ns raf a~ rUr 1..rF if prF Gems co.
a8er F--frre
be- doses ono email r.H.afr.er at
a-rre. ura .r.f.Erars rr atser sleep
wffH t specially art-rrf t.rf aaf e.er
ss1 aaf moral frf.a.ar fF inspire ere
csr-a fT .-r .rr deadly drugs alarr
rhr-- l1 r.lr er-ts s required r1 aa-
Eafa ssr.s.frfarT rrsg'fr Hrt frE
Efs fIF.- .H- rafrrfs u.stI Ef.r 81
g. -H rnUrfs .F weight
rar BIS rsaUr u-s a Err-r r
paf.enfs fr fH~ reeflral ga cure
o. effected wren they conc rs..-a-
tarflg EBsV msF depart al. any faT
en- on eiais navaE r1 tlraorr f1
hotf rarns aHlrss trey frr comm ft-t
Frequently F8e pafeufs t-FFr before
Me Desired r-eaIfs are 1afa RED. faf
Ar tHrF have roe ere moral fhrr tT
ssv esret. enc trrafmrrt Gel ~ r1
avail
tleohafir Eases uiMruif-
those experienced WITH rrraf~rrF as
the .asaae say Ehst drug cases are
more easily Eaaslsd aet started co.
safg ret9rw tEas those treated f1-
acoHaasm The latter are rrr
asred except ts FOL ufnrfsrs rrss'..sF
from iaa4rt.4f- attack Tho hE ua-
bBrtfv % ts1sr treated t7- .s-hrtarv
ssou eome back ia % ereaHi1a tast
needs frrgfmruf again.
Wtts treatments o. al-ofafie eases
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
V0rEH

mo tra IL. ~ e1arsr. tr make ffF
VISITORS frFa enc e1rserss.srs east
err states realize feF1gEs visual sif.
sF s.ere arc thousands srt tEog-
ssr.s rf r-..- FFee-er.i. tsFar. sensible
.H1s.TE va-.rr we1 actually vote aHf
Hr Esrarat ass1raaFssr has seized
err~ ere raesras Pse.fe eEres.t.1e as
ere hfsr possible place ts ehlef 90
t-e-1rssrasr ere tratE Of their eorfra-
H1r reese baft1es are bessE sent 90
eeosre fe~oeEr che state ssgraEe or
Ffn.sastees wtfh wh.rH most o. them
orc sTr arl.1srd. several m1figT
have beer rsrrrf os-. So ts said. for
tr.s r99rt Eerorssrats5s
NE See vas conceived b. Miss
IrarretsE Rankin OF 1fortana. rou a
rerThe- o. fEr c1sErrsst1rat commit
Gee 81 ere s. q ~. s. q and was
pra~psi~ s~tF~f upon tT NJ. Anaa
Howard sasu. pres.I~nf 6t che ass8-
e.1sh4r-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
TALKS on THRIFT


trs "a re~ sss5sr srrrrasE. Troaa
ass tsrsr father Gel rfv.sE Baby Boy
OIL s.r.rz ard getting a lat ~ good
f-or1 ere exercise tfas-sf Ts- vo4rs-
srer.s asfsrF row. en- vTu i1sr i5iH
ussfT art Rave sa.Fr FAIR viEs Eln
about Bis sess fafgre
what ere r5a Ee.rF r1 90 ta give
tsss BOY ss 7aars starr lz i.t~r- zee
sss
eWsv. vs.re E8trE 90 feed him.
-,7sss t-a ard frf Col tTeP t.m we'll
SAYS tsr feed EsrreF ~WeTt SEED sls
rF pghar see76. and Esassg sehooI
H- VIII Save aaat books Co read. Ea9d
p.sytetaEs aef good p.s1gstes
rEsEs reF. wr reply. ~bss E6w ts
e~ EoseE sg learn tsstft asa tss value
af oaaFTF
well. mv tnso-y ts.- replies ere
TesrE fsser-. -fsss ~ zT esild is Civ
er ar tsase thieFs 9 have nsnuoasd
be- wut D. pretty well able % take
care O. ktmse'g whFa the tine cones
of course. I'm earrv'eE saas iifs tn
ssrssrs f1r tks teaeft % my family o.
"rGas's al riEht.- Ne rrpiy. bat Do
vcs rrattrs tsas tsaruisE tas vaiue %
u1rrv sT beEiarinE 60 earn % aEd
save o. o. Efs boyE1oG vii DO more
Co assure yogr bov-s success tsaa al
most asy other ore tkiaEf u Wiii
create ia Eim a tasfr Wtich wiii Be
% fsfsI1sE bezsft. Ase - yoa oper a
ssvtszs baaE accent o. his aaas Gnd
keep &c - faithfully. sveafsaiiy. with
eis assistance. you car accumulate =
really woTts-wkiis fgz4 from rzoasy
wstes yos Otherwise siEht waste
By George. thsrs's = good deal o.
t-gsk is that I never Looked - g like
tsss before says the Tpszs fathsr.
last az ths baby wakes - aat BE-
gas 90 say Dad. Dad
I'm starr that savings account TO-
zorrow.~ f. his partiaE remark as
re tsSs leave % kirz-
New fgst . word 20 parents 90 older
BOYS ToeF boz - busy every day
isyfz< tA- fozz9atioa fer h4s career.
SIS eaffv practices are becoming his
sxst hssi;s ~ a. easy spendsr-
ssw - vii snvs rzErs % undo before
ss ~esss hizss~lt-
n ssvtzEs account a: tAs hsrk viii
ksIP yogr ecY 90 Fkis po.ss as well as
eap.;st f;s eject gpoz rs tse viii
esp<ze upoa the attention be gives
60 g. VII voc help aa6 encourage
kt-z g tEis ei-cetiozr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
MORE THAN 2, 600 MAXWELL DEALERS
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE

Each of the Maxwell dealers in the
United States and Canada is an automobile
expert. Anyone of them stands ready at all
times to give advice and assistance to any
Maxwell owner. You can tour all of the
United States and Canada and should your
car require the attention of an expert you
will find a Maxwell dealer near at hand. If
you need replacement part, and the dealer
does not have it in stock, he get it for
you from the nearest Maxwell branch within
few hours.
Maxwell owners never have their cars
out of service for days or weeks at a time
waiting for replacement parts.
The $685. Maxwell wonder Car" is the
greatest real automobile value ever offered.
The service that the Maxwell Motor Com
pany gives is not surpassed by the service
given by any other automobile manufacturing
organization IN the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
German CHARITY.

TSs weekly bsii~tiz o, the American
Nsscetation % Cozz~rc- sas Trade.
BE- Bertha says ~uarfaE the war ap-
proxf-zsssiy z9.0G6.ee5 people. OF
shrs~-ssnfhs q shs po1aiztio-. are 30
.nx Supported o. assisted BY the gov
srnmest. ths cDmnurities- o. CART
4b.s or<sEszaffon. ard busts~ss cor
gcsasicrs No A<is TIE so.9tsrs a..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

their families. the unemployed and
rh~ disabled with their families. Their
provision and care Is characteristic In
the one respect. That the eneeayors
are no, % the mechanical methods and
measures. a. IN the social insurance
prescribed BY the iA~. but of individ-
al snt~a~o-
Hundreds OF Thousands OF men and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

there 5s no. ftetsasIo1 bar fse doses
are stepped abr4p'.v Diet is ERE Only
9ss~- ferafmref used jr these cases.
-trras frr regulation ~ habits
saur- -s-riert Camp elf as vFIf rs
asrrr state aEFse~.f.rs. ls OF che orin-
.1a fess ere Iarr.s9e sras Gee utif a.
Gree O EFrss E1ad Cog society
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

tered with one stroke. The good eff
feet OF this social rise cannot disap-
pear with the war. The many war
measures for the protection and care
OF the poor VIII disappear but the
spirit will remain and exert its infiu-
ence in the future. Above all. the
care Of desti;utes will undergo. after
the war. q revolutionizing change"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

women OF varying age and position are
ever busy TO determine the individual
demands os the destitute. These
men and women have come 10 know
the wants and requirements OF mil
Hons OF families. thus becoming famil-
lar with social conditions which they
never knew before. Social prejudice.
caste and hauShtincss have been shat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

Ava. Ill.-Because of the prevalence
of hydrophobia here over fifty dogs
have been killed. Sol Blue and Mrs.
". s. Smysor were attacked by dogs
while the small son of Collie Hanover
was bitten by pig that was affected
with rabies. The victims were rush
ed 10 ST. Louis for treatment. and all
Will prot ably recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
PURE BLOOD
The Greatest Hiss.inx Mankind Car
Have.

Millions % people reet tsis EoVFr-
"a vegetable remedy STAT 5sss tsF al
Hssffvs organs tg rFr erntlf.as tsEt
eirafs she stls OF pfmpies. rasF. t,Fm
tssss sed eczema chat t.ssrtVFs t1.is
aad esFbgaeirs fEaf maers serves
stronger arf sfrstlrf aet sstrs fr
pale. weak. rundown ceorte tEe fst.rst
1sasgsr OF hraifs ard happiness.
Or rterrrs Go'frr Nrte userfr
sry. free fr0w sieog1t er rFf.1t.es
art extracted from roots ere esrts
vfth pure sfvesriFr. does h1st WAS lei
SEATED shove. s.mptF because 60 bsE-
tssss from ere Blood stt potsoc a1t
Impure matter tf fiss1ivrs fsr sar
sure deposits esd carries ffFH lesf. fs
n Does aI lmugri iss fsr1uEs gs~
liver nswels EtfneTs and &s.e-
Or Fsg have Istisesrier. s.EsE cd
Ever Backs ss over ere IJitsrvs. nasai
o. otfer esssrra. ensfratv rsrvrs Or
uasfEhttF sssa gee pF Ftessss G1tt-
% MedIcaI Discovery TO-DAY ard start
a. anrr t9 replace your trpurr Blood
wtfh enc stst tHsf puts euerEv aa1 az
bisfon iata you anf briaEs bach yestH
and vigorous artiag.
AT medicine dealers car supply r1u
b. eifsef uggif aF tablet faen or serf
rrtv cents t7r box Of rahlets Co o.
rfercr. tavauds WGtrt Eg-Ei1. s. y
write Zoe fFes sooslct oa b.7o,2 atg,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Anrrti,, strsarallar g.

Aftrsrtiys Strraraiinr Body
rg-- ssre4=siss tesT. graceful rFe~z s--fr-E
rfsE az eass.si-d AL tss EFarr. ssy.s
ssf ssas tezs re@ viu szf O. ssg % tAr elE-Fsl
EesFrf1
\ Hifh-Tensioa MaGnefo
N-srir 80 - a priced have htEh f-=sin-
Earsefrs- a kirE tr1s2ea =sE-ets Eites rnsifis-
frst.es. TEs AsEz=s sarsrfs. usfs Wtlea fh~ Maj
wsl Del sz4isF-e. ls FeeeEstss. ezs % tss tsss
EzEestss szEEs-
Left Side Drive-Cenrrsi Controi
t@fs 80. sitk Esar sssfi-E levers N cras--
- eftv-zx ee=Faffz~=t-esstFr eertrai-ess teea
seesgfef - t-af * =sEkrFf % eHssafiur autnazo-
tiies q. safest asa zesf easzsa-s4kle FOR ~.
eFEH-r. Sat e wEy fks MARVEL haE h. The MAJ
~su -asy - er4r, Esf esEEFoi tAzt = eali9
Easeis g.
ThFse-Speed siidi1f Gear Transmission
Al hiEE prfere ksv. a siieinE rsar trans
-zissise e e eossiY % Eaaks. BE- BE- ts the
- 80 Essss- las tie power. s.lelzE r-ara Eli
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Read This List of Expensive Features.

rl'f 80 cut % azy urf -auf. Th~ Maxwell
Eaa tHF~~Frr~d HriefiNe EidiuE .Estnr
Hr.susT NaEw~Ii ruEiErr-r Do not consider any
eiErT tyr- % q worthy % The Maxwell car.
Doahle-Sheli Radiator with Shock
Absorbing Device
To Mazvsu radiator g. % haadrone design.
gracefully curved and it o. built 90 be trouble
p-ver e % The expensive double shell type and
haf ar4plc cooilnE capacity Tho radiator =
s-1grtrd % The frame b. % a shock ah-
t1rbirE device 81 each side. which relieves tho
radiator % 81 twists aad distortions % the frame
e4us~i ~ r1uEansss % the rad The shock alb
srrtiar device also u.rill4zeI TIE possibility o.
radiator Leaks
The Roomy Full S-PsssenEer Body
Adjustable Front Seat
Tie 1918 Maxwell has a full grown 5-passrnrr-
hoGy. TIE front seat g. admirable. you move
:; tAree inches ;o-Sa-d o. backward This make
Cramped leg for tall people comfortable
reaching for short people. Most drivers
made % - aayuzc-1o ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
- '.Up-keep'' Carburetor

Low "Up-keep" Carburetor
TIC carturctor used on the Maxwell was espsc-
sally deEiEnsd f1- Dr. after long and severe tests
-ude- every coDceivAs:e condition Economy tours
conducted by hundreds Of dealers and owners in
clrercat sections OF the country have proved its
efficiency. It's quick response Q throttle and its
extremely low consumption OF gasoline. Il has
been termed the low -p-Leep' carburetor.
reversible Steering Gear
The greatest margin OF safety has been pro
v.dru IN the steering scar OF the 1918 Maxwell
The Maxwell reversible steering mech auisrn IS
a. the expensive worm and-sear type and It's su-
Tcrority over every other type lies in its many
adjustment ~ 70 time IS more than fourth OF
nc bearing surface o. the gear which operates
the worm in When needed. q bearing
surface may be had by adjusting the gear quarter
o. turu- In short. the Maxwell steering gear
Las tou- times the adjustment OF any otEer kind.
Heavy Car Comfort
What surprises most people IS the smooth. buoy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
IS GREAT MAXWELL SERVICE
BRANCHES

The Maxwell Motor Company takes care
of Maxwell owners by maintaining IS great
MaxtDeH Service Branches. These branches
are IN great cities which have been selected
in such a manner as to thoroughly cover the
United States. They can deliver parts to
any Maxwell dealer or Maxwell owner within
q fetU hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
81 MAXWELL DISTRICT OFFICES

81 MaxlUeN District Offices are main
tanned in leading cities. This means 81 Dis
trict Managers, each with a corps OF assist
ants. A great big part of the work of this
army of skilled men is to see that Maxwell
dealers give real Maxwell service to Maxwell
owners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

tf vcu VII cue shis oct ast sad 2
times CO. ur Pierce. tavtt.ts' ti7tri.
EGrafs. y. We vea wtu receive a t.1oe-
saEe hooE bcaad ts stsdsoms eiafh.
fsuy ufastrstes. ar ehsrEss prepaid
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
THE SERVICE THAT THE maxwell
MOTOR COMPANY GIVES

The service that the Maxwell car gives
cannot be questioned. Any automobile
owner from time to time requires service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Great Service Banches-54 Maxwell District OfceMoe than 1900
laxe Dealers always the Service Of Those Who Drive Maxwell Cars

from the maker of the car he drives. He
sometimes needs new parts, adjustments, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
rlDeU Has These Features And Many Others.

ant riding qualities Of the Maxwell TIE zr-i1E
suspension OF the 1918 Maxwell is the same Costly
combination OF long ssmi-elliptical front =pr.nE
and th-ee-Quartsr elliptic springs ..--
is used on most heavy weight high priced cars
Maxwell Offers you every essential or the 4.s--
est priced machines at hfth ot their cost
One Size of Tire-Anti-Slids on Rear
The Maxwell car is one OF the easiest cars n the
world on tires. Maxwell owners carry but one
spare tire and but size OF spare tubes Ec711rl-
zeal so inch K Z inch tires used all around
A famous make OF anti-skid tires supplied
O wheels
A Dependable Electric Starter
FOR s55 extra. you can have your Maxwell de-
Iivered equipped With the famous S-un1z HUN s.9-
the starter starter is efficient. trouble proof
and easily operated.
And the Maxwell is completely equipped from me
clear vision ventilatIug Windshield at the 'front.'
to tho spare tire carrier at the rear.