Evening journal., 1920-09-08
AUTO PARADE
LEADS TO FAIR
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ere minus bodies. displaying their

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were minus bodies. displaying their
chasses.
Out at the Fair the display Of
motors made by the Wilmington
Automobile Dealers Association in the
large hail beneath the grand stand is
one OF the most instructive and at
tractive Of any ever held In Della
ware. There are two long rows Of
cars-27 different exhibits In all-not
| counting accessories. Virtually every
exhibit contains two cars, thus max
ing nearly 80 diffdrent motors ell
told.
, There Is little or 10 ornate deco
rations. Nof is any needed. The gen.
eral neatness OF the hail. combined
with the high polish and glistening
metal work OF the cars require no
| further establishment. Still better,
the cars are so arranged that they
may be examined with ease and in
detail from every side by prospective
purchasers Of interested observers.
The Cadillac Company displays a
handsome limousine, with deep pur-
pie body, black top and silver mount
ings.
The Overland Sales Company has q
car on view.
At ne Keil Motor Company booth
are a Cleveland closed and Chand-
ler touring car.
Across the aisle Is a tidy exhibit
by II. G.. Neese OF a Hupmobile tour
ing and roadster, both compact and
nifty.
a town car and touring car. Inis Is
the first time the Elcar has been ex-
hibited in a public show IN whining
ton, and the cars naturally draw at
Cahiii & Company display Dodge
closed and touring cars, while the
Fader Motor Company, Inc, has Oak
land motors Of the similar types on
The salamon Motor Company shows
National and a Case car ana uit
al I, and G. Motors Sales Company Z
pair OF Templars, a rakish appearlne
| roadster in bright vermilion VIII
red wheels, and a wine-colored TOUR
ing car. In addition a Templar en-
gine displayed in the open,
IL Harry r. Loose has two OlasnoDli, ,es
on display; a blue-bodied SEDAN anu
green-bodied touring car.
II White Brothers show two dinereh
lstyles OF Essex touring cars.
II THE Kearney Motor sales Compan,
= evbibits Davis and WestcOtt tourlns
. cars the latter built along unusual!
"'S a. he booth Of the Economy Motor
Sales Ino., Is shown a Lexington
or course no show would be com
. nlete without the Fords. They are ir.
repressible. The F. b. Norman Com.
pauy shows two. a closed car and /. :
iwO-seated runabout. both look as y
they would run on their reputation as
well as gas. 80, vr,.--o,
ear. exhibited by White Brothers, anC
strapplng big garnet MarmOn
shown by .he Merrick Motors Com
pany.
The Wilmington Motor Company ha
a Chevrolet and a Buick on NleW-tn
', Buick the latest model. II already !
attracting no little attention and elicit
ing varied comment.
The Wilmington Nash Motors Com
pany, as its name implies, has a Mas
touring car on display. and next TO
the Paige Motor Company shows on
OF its latest touring vehicles.
Johnson and Sirahorn show Stude
baker siX-pasenger car and the Frenc
Street Garage two REQ products,
small truck and a town car.
In the accessory line the Wilso
Hardware Company. the United Tir
and Rubber. the Delaware Rubbe
Company and the Hearn Oil Compan
all have displays Of their varlou
e products-dlsplays that tend to max
. no observer stop, look and think
To cap the show the Delawar
Safety Council is on the job with
e booth all its own. at which the gos
a. pel OF safety for the other fellow a
well as yourself is preached by pam
phlet and word OF mouth.
It's a safe venture that anyone in
terested in motoring will spend
profitable hour beneath the gran
stand at the Fair, because there
something well worth the while theI
on view.