The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-04-24
CHRYSLER SALES
ROOMS OPENED
III. o. White Motor Co., to
Handle Chrysler and
Maxwell Cars.
AT LONG MOTOR co.

/ Announcement was made this morn
ing of the deal which has been closed
whereby the H. O. White Motors COM
pany, distributors for the Chrysler
and Maxwell cars in the Kenosha ter
ritory, will have their sales rooms In
the Long Motor company garage, at
464 Park street. They will occupy
the front sales rooms of the large
building and the remainder of the
building will be devoted to general
garage and service work to be con-
Quoted by the Long Motor company
as in the past.
H. o. White, who leads the company
which will handle the Chrysler and
Maxwell cars, is widely known in Ke-
nosha as a most successful business
man. He was for many years superin-
tendent of the steel tube department
at the Simmons company here and
more recently has held an executive
position with an Ohio farm, in both
of which positions he was most sue
cessful and made many friends. He
has also had experience in the eauto-
mobile field which he is now entering
in Kenosha.
Have Opened Sales Room.
The Chrysler and Maxwell sales
rooms have all ready been opened to
the public and have been visited by
4 scores who are interested in these
cars. Mr.. White in announcing his
connection with the new Chrysler Six,
/ states that this sensational and re-
markable motor car carries the I'M
deniable mark of quality, which char
acterizes any article of inbuilt worth
| The Chrysler was built to specifica-
tions of material and workmanship
not surpassed by any known practice
of motor car manufacture. 1t was
created first in the mind of Walter
P. Chrysler who has been credited
by the best authorities as the most
capable builder of automobiles in the
world and whose energy and construc-
] tive ability is woven into the successes
of the industries greatest concerns
Chrysler performance in its every
phase tells that distinctly new kind
of motor car has been built. Yet the
fact that only proven principles of
engineering have entered into the
building of the Chrysler makes the
| high performance results of the car
all the more remarkable. The compact
small bore motor develops in excess
of sixty-flve horse power. Pick up is a
revelation to the owner of any car.
The complete absence of vibration is
/ finally a fact. Hills are taken as if
there were no hills. Gasoline is in ex-
cess of twenty miles to the gallon, and
a speed of from one to 70 miles per
hour is attained. The story of two
years on the road testing the Chrysler
is a story of human and mechanical
adventure as thrilling as the movies.
All models are equipped with four
wheel hydraulic brakes.
In talking of the Good Maxwell
which his concern is to handle in the
Kenosha territory in connection with
the New Chrysler Six, as both cars
are the product of the same parent
company, Mr.. H. o. White says that
the Good Maxwell has wrought rev.
olutien within its own sphere during
the past two years.
In general public regard it has risen
to heights of approval probably never
\ accorded to any other car in a similar
period.
In the regard of its own public it
/ has displaced all other claimants to
first place.
It has established itself beyond
question as quality product, offering
in that respect, value so superior that
the most casual observer Immediately
recognizes it.
Where this conviction of greater
value has penetrated the public mind
it is outselling because it deserves to
ioutsell.
The Long Motor company with
Frank L, Long at its head, will con-
duct a general garage and auto serv-
ice business at the same location.
There will be desirable storage space
for cars, a complete line of accessor-
les, parts, oil and gasoline, and also an
up-to-date paint shop in charge of J.
Raby and E. zanders, experts in this
line. The garage will continue to be
a night and day garage as in the past.
A general business in used cars will
also be conducted. Mechanics will be
there to care for Chandler, Cleveland,
Maxwell, Chrysier, Cadillac and other
makes of cars.