Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
PAIGE HAS SKIES
ONLY THIS YEAR
\ New Model at 81 ,050 With All
Good Points Claimed For
Fairfield "6-46"

on general policy, the Paige-Detroit
Motor Car Company stands pat for
the new season in spite of all excep-
tional conditions in the labor and ma
teriaI market and unmoved by ten
denotes here and there to experiment
with fancies in design and mechanics.
The Paige claim of resounding hit
in the field of Skies seems justified in
view of the popularity of this car and
the fact that six months ago rapidly
expanding business compelled the
erection of large additions to the new
factory that had just been entered
and preparations for new manufac-
turing methods and greater supplies
of material.
The Paige is confning itself exclu-
siveIy to the Six field in which it has
made its overwhelming success and
this company opens the year 1916
with two models, the ve-passenger
Six "3S" selling for S1,050, and the
seven passenger Six "4G," selling for
S1,295. For the latter chassis, how
ever, there are several additional body
styles; the Cabriolet at $1,000; the
Coupe at S1,700; the Sedan at 81, 800,
and the Town Car at S2,25O; also a
Limousine soon to be added. This is
the Paige line and the company's eN-
hibits at all automobile shows for the
year will be based on these models
and body styles The announcement
is also made that the company has
figured on a production of about 20
900 cars and is guaranteeing its 1900
dealers immediate deliveries.
OF the two basic models of the
Paige line special attention is called
to the light Six, the Fleetwood Six
"SS," five-passenger car at S1,O5O,
because the changes and improve
ments in this are more marked than
seven-passenger Six 40" The Fleet
wood Six "3S,' which replaces the
Hollywood, last seasons light Six, is
offered as a better car with greater
values from every angle. 1t is de-
scribed as a car with a bigger, room
-
more powerful and smoother running
motor, and with higher quality up
holstery, paint and finish. In every i'm
portant feature this newest addition
to the Paige line possesses the good
ness of the Six "46" adjusted to fit
all the requirements of a five-passen-
ger car.
Paige officials declare that the new
Six "SS" has every feature of design
and every element of quality which
won great success for the Fairfield
the same beautiful European stream
line body; full "U" shaped doors, the
same axle design, the same clutch, the
same transmission: unit power plant;
three-point suspension, the same con-
tral arrangements, the same design
of radiator, the same hand buffed
French glaze leather, the same Pan
tasote material in the top, the same
silk timing gear in the motor, the
same improved oiling system, the same
distributor drive.
The Paige seven passenger Fair
field at S1,295 and built on the ceie-
brated Six "46" chassis is the car
that caused the Paige factory to be
oVersold for the past year. This car
is already an established success hav-
ing been thoroughly tried and proven
by the public. 1t is therefore a car
that has long since passed the expert
mental stage.
But the process of refining and per-
fecting has been going on continuously
and in the current series of the Fair
field Six "46" the designers and
builders of this car have brought it
up to the highest state of perfection.
Paige executives believe that it is
finished car in every respect-per-
fected to the current day and the
current hour.
George r. Bentley of the Riverside
Auto Company, assisted by his son,
Paul II. Bentley. have the representa-
tion for the Paige line in the Harris
burg territory, with an excellent serv
ice station, built and equipped with
every necessary mechanical facility.
And years of training as skilled me-
chanics qualities them to select motor
car values with the judgment that
comes from practical training.