Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1925, Page 58

THE SUNDAY Silbér Jubilee Auto Show Dims Wildest Dreams of Pioneers| - | Splendor of Decorations for New York! Event and Luxuriousness of 1925 Models in Sharp Contrast With 1900. BY WILLIAM T LLMAYN. predecessors YORK CITY, J 3 Close i es of the ear! blended . 7 wild dreus A Exhibition Most Brilliant. beti | In competiti turers coach ¥ jam. Even not 't for s convertible b or ¢ and it rec Pawer and Beanty Jncrease. Despite the large number of 1 omy that reveyl a deter tion to | . wh e quality very gir ¥ first cost, the Armory ously supplied with models better setter appointed ®tudy the gener - well as in detail Body Effects Colorful. * nder pewer ries, . of higher speed enerally know nly interested iven to | mere puzzled. )5 a dast the week iz over, STAR, | . ater safety than Is now pos- | Automobile ¢ | that number ars and 4,600,000 repres, WASHINGTON, D. C, INITED STATES HAS 87 PER CE ® it it | o OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN WORLD %/, rfin o e Registration Shows Approximately 17,000,000 (,'urs‘i' and Trucks—1921 New Production 10 Per Cent Under That of 1923. cent as 8 per of the total output, , while the average ri JANUARY 4, ¥ compared with 1923, nt over the uced last vear represented 38 The aver- retail price of ail cars for 1924 was ail price of 1925— PART 3. {of the National | of Commerce. { In a resume Nineteen sound Export ceding year Registration ¢ | promis Ntocks | put will be | demand The automobi employment for ful] time b to lend ers, the territory farmers are | trucks was While A T facturers for his o uced numbered 4 of parts and was i nd allied in- d paid $144,000,600 Closed common sense 3 tion is pursuing. United States‘leads the grorld in mber-of radlo fog signal stat of the situation | Clifton points out: hundred Hand Light. d are 1 n the 4 good ifton re of 4 or the purpose, ] cen hundred policy uring business is in the country. Auto Manufacturers Predict ' Record Business Coming Year 'Dealers Starting With Clean Slates, Coun try Prosperous, Driving Easier and Demand Considered Assured. t @ new record to do s 1924 had it seemed The additional pro- les utemobile rerchan ahead of speculalive profits. | % in Tesponse to ac and twenty-f sensib year in the b industry n on emand was mcre new high totals Has Clean Slate. pre - E an, with ir icle equipment bas industry than provides 2,000,000 factures the t loads an in e surronndi ing their bile dealers in tt d business bec = of new cars are lig companies which they e a peak period when the ra en ot a better understanding ¢ d without the hway upon traffic author the cor manage We find Los Angeles building nels for pedestrians in the bus . We find the Association of Highway _Officials _agreeins ‘Continued on hih Page.) phase af The mofor veh the third 1t could “ha - eAnnouncing New PAIGE - New J EWETF New Smoothness—New Ability—New Silence—New Beauty—New Comfort—and Prepare for Progress. There is a New Paige and a New Jewett. They outperform in every way our previous best. And you know what that was— Paige official steck chassis records stand un- beaten. Jewett has won hundreds of hill climbs. Itseemed impossible to better such performance. But now comes another step forward. We have not only bettered it. We have perfected that performance—have made it so smooth, so ready, so many-sided, so lasting that today’s engineering knowledge can offer no further im- provement. New smoothness so perfected that vibra- tion is not detectable at any speed! Thanks te new, costly balanced crankshafts. Noise- less motors have been produced by improved Permanent Perfected Performance The new PAIGE Five balloon tires 333 6.75 . . . Perfected self-adjusting 4- wheel brakes (Lockheed hydraulic) at slight extra cost . . . New steering gear for balloon tires . . . New colors —gray and gresn . . . More beautiful bodies . . . New riding com- « + + Rear springs fort . . . Newhandling eaze . . . New performance flexibil- aprings for ballogn tires . . . Snubbers at all four wheels . . . ity ... New complete equipment included at these' prices. Phaeton (5 0r 7), $2165—Brougham (5), $2395—Sedan (7), $2840—Suburban Limousine (7), §2965. Prices at Detroit. Tax extra. 70 borsepowes motor— 384"x 5'. . . New dynam- icy bnluegl crankshaft . .. Newlarger water d.rmflsnil‘l:‘g silent chain drive and other refinements. New road smeothness and comfart come from new springs designed for balloon tires. New handling ease from ball-bearing, special-geared steering. New safety with perfected hydraulic 4-wheel brakes. And finally, new beautyof bodies and equipment maintains for the New Paige and the New Jewett their style leadership. Fear No Follies. This perfected perform- ance is built around six-cylinder motors. Sixes —for their inherent balance and economy. Sixes—because our 10 years’ specializin, perfected them beyond need of ulnplieagnm' A And the engineering of the world’s costliest cars agrees with ours. Paige-Jewett motors are of exceptional size. Ample power is produced without “racing” them. They last long because built accurately, geared moderately and never overtaxed. Permanent Performance—perfected to new excellence—that is the keynote of Paige-Jewett engineering. So we have retained these long- proved features refined where possible: the Paige- Jewett clutch of saw-blade steel that neither jerks nor stalls the motor; transmission that permits changing from high tosecond at 30 miles an hour; universal joints—with sealed-in oil that lasts 15,000 miles, sono wear, no back-lash. We are building today not only the ablest, Jewett and Paige Silent Chain Drive - - Both Jewett and Paige motors are built with silent chain drive for pump and timing shafts. Note the automatic take-up sprocket. By & spring and cam arrangement this sprocket keeps aconstant tension onthe chain,completely offsetting the effects of wear (stretch), pre- " venting back-lash, retgining tim- ingaccuracy.Silence is permanent. easiest handling and truly comfertable cars, but carswhose fine qualities stay and stay and stay. formance. Jewett gives it to you in a car of convenient size. Paige, in a bigger car—with the added advantages of greater size and power. All these new advantages cost you nothing more. Paige and Jewett prices have not been increased. Judged by comparable cars—both the New Paige and the New Jewett are under- priced $150 to $200. With assets of $15,000,000, an enormous new plant, and the most modern machinery—our sixteen years’ experience is showing results as never befere. We stand ready to prove it in a demonstration whenever you say. " The new JEWETT New 55 horsepower motor —3%" 5 5" . silent + New counter- balanced crankshaft . . . New chain with automatic New silent valve-gear . . New lubrication of New double-bearing wrist-pin constructicn . . . type interchangeable main s « « « Perfected scif-adjusting 4-wheel brakes (Lockheed hydrsulic) at slight extra cost . . . New larger size balloon tires 31 %5.25. . . New spring design for balloon tires . . . N i permaneat strument boar .. s csitions . . . New interior effects and New handling ease and riding comfort . . ance and smoothness. New body styles —Touring, i lacguer and window . Standard Touring (5), $1175—De Luze Touring, $1290—Coupe (3), $1310—Standard Brougham (), $1385—~ De Luze l!‘h’m, $1525—Standard Sedan (5), §1545—De Luxe Sedan, $1745. All prices at Detroit. Tax extra. Washington-Virginia Motors, Inc., 16th and You Streets Frye Motor Co., 2015 14th St. N.W. Washington Wescott Co.. 1022 Connecticut Ave. N.W. DEALERS : Rhode Island Avenue Garage. 900 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. Alexandria Motor Co., 117 N. Fairfax St.. Alexandria, Va. Ricketts Garage, Rockville, Md. Athey & Harrison, Laurel, Md. NEW MOTORS —PERFECTED 4-WHEEL BRAKES—NEW BODIES—LARGER BALLOON TIRES