Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1921, Page 62

THE SUNDAY We are now making prompt deliveries on our latest Stutz models. Prospective buyers are advised to order at once to avoid a long mid-summer wait. The Stutz—elegant, powerful and endur- ing—fulfills every requirement. Are Récovering in Sane, | Steady Manner. | “The automobile business, !will make gains during the next fou home and abroad beyond al snt of the Unite, Corporation Bt \ihien s it Moior Company of Washington 24th & M Sts. N.\W. Phone West 710 Show Room: Conn. Ave., R. I. Ave. and M St. result touring ftrip on th I Mr. Ansted visito nd no a4 168 A LITTLE BUYS IT-— A Little Maintains It ’Ecrein lies the phenomenal success of the Overland. Its price presents no diffi- culties now. Its maintenance doesn’t develop any, later. It is just as econom- ical on the road as it is in the showroom, and there are no excessive bills for gas or tires to mar its usefulness or cloud its pleas- ures. There are 750,000 Overland owners who will béar testimony to its economy! It Uses Surprisingly Little Gasoline The Time Payment Plan Is Very Easy A GOOD INVESTMENT HARPER-OVERLAND CO., INC. 1128-30 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Telephone Franklin 4307 Compare motor cars on the road— not in the salesroom. Compare Peerless—for pickup, for power, for comfort, for appearance—with all other cars of its class. Then compare Peerless prices. Peerless prices are lower than those of all other comparable eights. They are based upon former low costs of plant and equip- ment and present costs of labor and materials —not upon excessive costs of recent abnor- mal plant expansion. Touring Car $2,990 Sedan $3,950 PRICES F. O. B. CLEVELAND Subject to change without notice -War tax not included Roadster $2,990 Coupé $3,680 Sedan-Limousine $4,210 THE PEERLESS MOTOR CAR COMPANY CLEVELAND, OHIO THE TREW MOTOR CO. Telephone Main 4173 14th St. at P N AUTO BUSINESS F B. Ansted Says Industries 1 a true|b |barometer of the nation's business, n of the most fertile imagi-|! He add organiz le i da- to use his ilding throush ering under A found monetary and. although the process of necessity, making progress tial Tines. “It will not be a return to norm: al. but the building of a n % H & be slow, it is wlong safe, substan- r i AUTO TOUCHES EVERY PHASE OF MODERN LIFE| Walter C. Davis Says It Has| Ceascd to Be a | Luxury. “There is not a phase of our mod- ern life which is not tou by the automobile and by t it ren- 1 r with its in- he influence the auto- isporta- he con- s would be dou- | double | utrarban rde suburban homes % brought the open the ce m.r;i { arer 1o 1a i3 a 100 vided, perhaps, i T J. B. Kendall Co. 485 Missouri Ave. N.W, Tel. Matn 484 Headquarters for Automobile Springs £ Aato Top Coverings % Automobile Tools Iron, Steel and STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 8, 1921—PART S[ES (00D FUTURE ! Established 72 Years Axles and Pinion Shafts For 22 Leading Automobiles and Auto Trucks Carried in Stock Tell your dealer or re- pairman that we can sup- ply him with axles tested to fit the gears, hubs and | bearings of all standard | cars, A. Eberly’s Sons, Inc. | 718 7th St. N.W. Wholesale Auto Accessories sible to do. greatest assets. and service given. Heavy Hardware Cap Screws and Nuts filhflfllfllflfl]flflfllflfflfl]flfllflflmflflflllflflflfllflhfi l e $9.80 30x3‘/z | CHAS. E MILLER, Inc | | Formerly Miller Bros." Auto Supply Houss. | i 812 14th St.. 4 Doors North of H St | TIRES nap them up! The Cost Per Mile to You Is Less TRANSMISSIONS pure oi min- Does not leak out under pres- i | | i | | | sure and heat ! i i i | | yo and follo less and D-A 1 pound cans and barrels. DRUHAN-AUSTIN CO. Dixtributors | 1009 HSE NW. Main 4772 | Authorized Service Stations L. A. O'Neill, Inc. 601 H St. l ! i i | | | f | | | i i | l 1 i | [ Nw. | Bradburn Bat'y & EL Service 616 Pa. Ave. sk | I} Modern Auto Supply Co. i 917 H st RACHN M i | Traylor-Ettinger Bat’y Servi 1417 Irving St The John A. Wmeherger C 3700 Ga. Ave. ., Inc. ~w. | Smith's Bat'y & EL Service i 2119 18th St Now. || Smlthdeal Bat'y & EL. Servn:e 919 Pa. Ave. N.W. Takoma Aulo Supply S!a!ion 6 Cedar St. | Troms Fack, D. 0. E. J. Penning, 1740 14th St. N.w. e Mata Station Washington-Battery-Company Lasts Longer | | | | l “The Still Better Willard” || | i | l 1621-23 L St. NW. The individual attention we give to the many details connected with the painting of automobiles and the courtesy shown our patrons have been our We believe that the best job is the most eco- nomical and gives the greatest satisfaction to both our customers and ourselves. | We endeavor to make our prices as reasonable | as is consistent with ‘the workmanship, materials If you have had work done in our shop you will appreciate these facts; if we have never done work for you an opportunity would be appreciated. riding. rence. than a means of hanging body chassis. related with the w self that strength a combined attributes. d casy Main 8668 One of the signal delights of the new Dixie Flyer is its unusual ease of This is not a chance occur- Spring suspension in this Model has been accorded greater importance The Dixie Flver possesses a greater proportion of spring steel than any car of cqual weight, and is so cor- t of the car it- riding are Magneto ignition (and the Dixie is POTOMAC SALES CO.,, Inc. 1111-13 14th Street N. W. Distributors TERRITORIAL FRANCHISE NOW OPEN—CORRESPONDENCE I. bility. on manifold, asset in Dixie construction, Tes H'l\m" found in only the higher priced cars, is a safeguard field. "ITED Roadsters . . . . Coupes . . . Four & Five Passenger Cars $58.00 (Open or closed) Seven-Passenger Cars (Open or closed) Automobile Painting Tops and Seat-Covers Our business success has been due to the pride we take in turning out the best work that it is pos- We offer you the very lowest prices for guaran- teed materials and best workmanship. TOPS Including Gypsy back and choice of glass. Roadsters . . . . Four & Five Passenger Cars $51.00 Seven-Passenger Cars . SEAT COVERS We Estimate Any Time, Anywhere, on Any Car 6252 F. 0. B. Factory your own eyes. - 1840 14th St. N.W. 1529-31 M St. N.W. 926 N St. N.W. F. J. STOCKING AND SON Automobile Painters and Trimmers R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Phone North 9600-9601 UNIVERSAL AUTO COMPANY (INC.) Phone Main 186-187 DONOHOE MOTOR COMPANY 215 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. Phone Lincoln 303-304 STEUART’S GARAGE 141-151 12th St. N.E. 14th St. and Ohio Ave. N.W. PARKWAY MOTOR COMPANY 1065-1067 Wisconsin Ave. 1429 L St. N.W. WE WANT TO SHOW YOU, Mr. Contractor, how much the FORDSON will plow, how well it will plow, how well it can handle your scoops and shovels, or pull your heavy wagons or trucks from one job to the other doing the work of horses and mules. Ifistead of talking about the I()I\I)\()\ we prefer for you to see these things with Any of the following dealers will gladly arrange for a dcmomtratlon HILL & TIBBITTS ROBEY MOTOR COMPANY Phone Lincoln 6200-6201 the only car at its price so equipped) affords a hotter spark, cleaner ignition, fuel economy and invariable dependa- The most practical type of hot spot another decided mechanical increases ency of present-day gasoline greater serviceability The two-wire svstem, usua]l_\' against trouble in the Washington, D. C. $38.00 $61.00 $31.50 . =--$37.00 $73.50 6252 F. 0. B. Factory save yvou dollars and cents by Phone Main 356-357 Phone West 163 Phone Main 2120-2121