The Washington times., 1919-03-12

Last night 1 NIsI,-u the various ex-
hibits on Fourteenth street. and found
conditions similar to those spoken Of
In yesterdays column as regards to
crowded salesrooms on Connecticut
avenue.
While Miller, the cut-rate tire man.
at $40 Fourteenth street, was not open
st the time passed, his window was
attractively dressed and great tire
bargains Advertised.
sVadebaker Car, $40 18th 81. N. w.
Here Clifford Long was host and
displayed an attractive line Of these
famous cars In q finely decorated
salesroom.
Rash CAIS ahd Trucks, Hurley Meter
Company, SO I4th ST.
Mr.. Hurley's very large OhOvfooEnS
of models exhibited Large crowds
were in constant attendance.
Urea KY TIre Co., lac, O2s I4th
street N. w.
This new and beautiful showroom
was very kftisticaily decorated. This
firm handles the famous Pennsyl-
vAnis vacuum tire, and displays . va
ried line or this well-known product
Cole 8, HupEOBlle ana KisseI KAF.
HendsFSOh-ROye AutO Co., 1912
18th street.
In this showroom the wonderful
Cole 8 waa the center Of attraction.
although the reliable .Hup came inI
for it's share, and the Kisael was not
The Hupmobile IL made In a stand
erd two-passenger roadster, fiVe-pas-
sehgsr touring and three-passenger
coupe. There have been no changes
In chassls or body design since this
model r was introduced. However,
there have been minor refihements
Of Z mechanical nature, whece IL was
determined such refinements would
improve, the operation OF the machine
and carry out the policy OF the Hupp
Motor Car Corporation. The uphol-
stery in the open models is leather.
The color IL the standard Hupmobtle
midnight blue, with chassis, tenders,
hood, and wheels In black. The Hup-
mobile Ii a four -cylinder car, q prac-
tice which they have followed for
years with eminent satisfaction.
Blk body models carried by a single
chassis comprise the Hne
of cafs manufactured by the Cole Motor
Car Company, Of Indianapolis 1t Isl
explained that the Cole Aero-eight was
asvelopsd during the early days OF the
var and that a number OF detail i'm
have been developed In the
% that there IL much OF IN
terest at the Cole booths.
As graceful In their poise as q mono
plane. with. low beYeled side panels.
tenders, high coWls and sharp,
keen lines, they have about them a
martial individuality that 10 instantly
appealing The Cole line consists Of
tourist, roadster, sportsteF. touring
coupe, touring sedan and town car.
The exhibit includes q beautiful Cole
sedan, finished in Belgian green with
green wire wheels; a sportster model IN
motor car red, with black wire wheels.
and in addition to this a Cole Eight
motor.
PreSt-O-LIte ahd Gabriel Shubbers.
d. r. Zimmerman, IOIS I4th st.
This up-to-date battery headquarters
vas tastily trimmed with flowers and
Smilax and presented a hne appearance.
may be wrong in my BurLnise, but I
believe some Woman had a hand in the
effect produced
The store was literally patroniEed
md II seemed as If every one and his
wife wanted to learn more about bat
.efies and also to see how a fiiVver
Gould be snubbed by Gabriel.
WesteOtt Car. e. ,. Quinn Motor Car
Co., 1I13 I4th 81.
This Balesroom was periodically
red. white and blue predomi- |
hating.
Several models Of the Westcott car
we're shown and a large crowd was in |
he rooms all the evening. The writer |
IaW a Limousine sold while he waited, !
md Mr.. Quinn reports a big business
md an intense interest in the cars
MAXWELL Car. II. b. LeaFy, JF., L33I |
18th 81.
My next stop was at the salesroom |
II II. B. Leary. jr.. distributor for the |
Maxwell line Of motor cars and trucks /
rhe front Of the building was brilliantly |
Illuminated with stFeamers OF electric |
lights. The interior was decorated with |