Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1921, Page 39

'\nce you want ~e exclusively. SuT tection. care of it. Phone (han inferior makes. Ins a FEDERAL in your ca Master Service Pancoast & Purceliville, Va. Every Man to His Calling When it comes to Automobile Insur- e experience and ad- vice of an agency trained in this partlcu— lar branch of the insurance business. You know service is co-important with the insurance itself—and that’s what brings us into such favorable relation with such a host of clients. sent a company* writing -Automobile In- We represent them best when we represent you best. means that we shall advise to your pro- When you commission us-to write the pnllcvv«vnu can forget all ‘the details—we'll 'ntend to them—and there's a loss, we’re right here to take In other words—"“if we insure you—YOU’RE INSURED.” Main 601 - 602— that'll get prompt service LeRoy Mark (Incorporated) Colorado Building A 409 LARGER BATTERY IN THE = SAME SPACE = Impossible? By no means Thro: a_process = which is. and can be, used only in lhe FEDERAL, the plate sutface in this wonder battery is increased thout occupying on xplains the surprisipg results obtained when tteries are replaced by FEDERA e liability, are inherent qualities—but they cost less ure against baitery troubles this season—put be made for your old battery. ) FEDERAL BATTERY SERVICE, Inc. 1314 9th St. and 2500 Sherman Ave. Colorado Auto Supply Co 14th and Colorado Ave. N.W Mid-City Auto Supply House Sth and M Sts. N.W. 1214-16-18 19th St. N.W. Paxson 1 ttery !fll COII Washington, D. C. Dear Folks: tickled our fancy. that order! We repre- of them n delirious every Which Iis screec! if 1l gas cart, cut loose mebbe he was maki no Indr»( give a q at a see-gar store, hoppe wei ! was Some time ago me an’ Lon pee-! -rused. a book entitled “Quo Vadis?’- The work In fact, it tltklefl our fancy so much: that we give it thes twice over, but strange to’say, after so doin’ neither the kid nor me had the faintest idea what Quo Vadis stood for!" Bein' natural born &noopisis;- however,. we hunted up a collidge educated friend of ourn, asked him about it, an’ learnt from him that Quo Vadis meant “whither go'est thou?" or sumthin’ on Now the tale of' Quo Vadis ain’t got’ a blessed thing to do”with what I'm drivin’ at in this letter, but buh-lieve me,: has. for bein' one Teautifiers. yt's absolutely unjust! Far be it from me to knock automo- bilos_or the thousands of keerful drive boulevard an pmce(-ded to trail one but 2s the| - Thlirond station Tor s mimnie 1 {houkh in” for a traint Bub oot ¢ Tearly upsettin' a fruit stand, pulled up| . d out an’ n! For full fifteen minufes 1 waited for,| pori ysel buh-Heve it, there, squatted in a chakr with his feet cocked up on the counter, Yy hurry-scurry friend qnle( bit more room. R beral allowance will inal factory job. painted the I “Semmes Way” T. SMITH GARGES Manager Paint Dept. The work ‘of our day- light paint shop equals in appearance and last- ing qualities the orig- Have your automobile “Semmes Motor Co.. 613 to 619 G St. N'l. Motor Fuel HERE'S A | POINTER Phone . West 166 Lightning or them to explmn to you briefly our money-saving coupon system. PENN OIL CO. ‘While you're thinkin up your phone and as| Rosslyn 210—our offices—and ask “Callon: It Costs You Four-fifths = As Much' to Motor With LIGHTNING There Is Nothing as Good . —as it does with gaso]me TOR FUEL you begin to save $1.00 out of every. $5.00 of your fuel money. or carbon trouble—and when you want speed and power to step out of the other fellow 's dust, you have it. Coupon Books about it, pick for West 166 ROSSLYN, VA. Phone - Rosslyn 210 Gasolitr_e" MOTOR FUEL In addition to that, your motor will func- . tion 100% better—you will have no knocks - ‘Quo Vadts’ BY W. l‘l CMGI‘I‘!‘ ery who hehave Ilke ‘the; No for gattin® excited over the other brlnd sirree, fray they roosts o hemmed n't n. le.dmuon'- timé some automoblle-| .- B comedian slipperfes up‘behind me, t‘;o:.!' 'An’ now,. you fapld- (‘-u.." bus, * )out' | c hen s ", When, shavin' close some passer-by, Prisoner, stand op!. o, ahe: faten: ; Roadster llld e, MILE NON-SKIDS :"fo‘{f.:.','.'-.fl A e (o o roA Y Bearcat Models | Passenger Models w3 s Vith ,h!mmlel ruanin’ do'vll my back, ', % - 2 o e o 0 e il $3,250 #3050 et Sz dnio.a AdgeLs i 'These Prices Effective July 21, 192i 324 JULY 24. .1921-PART 3. nervous shock thlt rankles 50 an' peeves nu itisto nole lhl‘ ll“l'l!tr of the driver TIRES N " Gourtesy. 30!3'/2 Humphrey de Wattleham (acci- | ?_('sé:&ll) npen- on elevator man's toes) CHAS E. M".LER, llfi beg your pardon, my good ld l hurt yo r Bros.” Auto Supply Bouu’ o, t. e warden comes to you, yuu tv fofl yn.r-—yuu' An’ taps you gently on the back, which means your time'is through, Reniember ‘well the broken jedge who's .’ speukin’ to' you now, ‘An’ fgure what he paid to know just whither went'est thou!" 1 thank you. DOPEY DAN. .—Lon says it ain’t so much the You oA yaur way, - _fegr you'll still, maintain you've I ‘order that you go afoot lll‘ll'hl =, : ! o' san: Not at .| 812 Tath St 4 Doors North of A OUBLE YOUR JOY lN MOTORING by equip- ping with new tires. Just remember the de- pendability of the Merchandise we have been =5 trading in for over 28 years and the sensa- tionally low prices we are quoting will be doubly impressive. NEW TIRES—FACTORY ° GUARANTEED - l.lve ln fne! my nnly Treason roosters” is due to my abject he bein’ messed orror P on the sidewalk, An the co'tl Four afd Six reveled ln m- fiendish work, an' chuckled ‘ldw. with glee, ° ""Motor Company of Washington 24th & M Sts. N.W. Phone West 710 s Sbowltoom Conn. Ave,, R. L. Ave. and M St. CHAS E. MILLER, Inc. Over 28 Years in the Tire Dusiness in Washington 812 14th St. b you'd thell proceed to flee!- L = | but: The Boss belneves we can-- that ) why we want you to help us do it! o ‘ : As far as we are able to learn, no other automobile dealer, handling a- car within five hundred dollars of the Haynes price class, ever sold 125 cars at retail, in the first hundred days they were in business. But we are so close to it now---have made 110 actual sales m“nmety-five days---that the Big Chief, M r. Lininger, _ ~ believes we can get the other fifteen within the next five e e ol T . It ought to be easy, for every customer we have--- and you see the new Haynes everywhere---ns as thor- 4;ugh1y satisfied as we are, that the Haynes is unreservedly the‘ “best value on the market today.” s e o And the three sales a day that Mr. meger asks for is .ot . -not:véry many, considering that we have sold fourteen in ~one day, nine on another, and seven on a thxrd : .5 As a matter of pride, we want to bring in these fifteen orders---and go over the top, if possnble. “us up,'arwld let us figure with them on a new Haynes NOW. There’s a little surprlse in store for those who hclp us make the grade---we can’t tell lt, but it’s somethlng worth while. ’THE HAYNES SALESMEN Henry M. T. Cunningham, Sales Mgr. . JolmC. &efl - Wm. J. Ogllvte Paul - Le Bromley Lawrence Mason: Belulmu,l E.. London Everett L. Martin \ = Cyruc Keiser. George Mouro - Arne K. Poulson BertRoberpon s “:--A 1022 Connectlcut Ave. N.W. - OPEN gVENINGS - Main~858-8__5_9