Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 23, 1914, Page 10

FLA., MAY 23, 1914 THE BVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, Check the Measurements Leg room, depth and width of seats— with those of any car selling from $1000 up to $1400—you’ll find thisisa ‘‘big’’ car in inches as well as “immense”’ in effi- ciency. Note up-to-date streamline body design, left hand steer, center control and other features of the highest priced cars. The Car that is Rapidly Se T IS predicted by shrewd judges that the Itisin aclass by itself. It hacn'tard Maxwell “25” $750 car made by the because it gives what other cars do not Maxwell Motor Company, Detroit, sesses more advantages that benefit yd Mich., will within a year be the fastest selling ~sidered, of course. automobile in the world. The Maxwell 25" Car has all of higher priced cars and none of theif And this isn’t such an extraordinary pre- diction when you consider the many very It is truly a marvel of engineering g remarkably good points of the Maxwell “25,” trustworthy in every detail of construc and the present phenomenal demand. It is made from the best materials that b money buy. A prominent writer who has intelligently studied jcall the subject said recently that the time is coming T Mpmell ‘48 s it PO when most families in the United States will own an automobile. car of extraordinary capacity, power 21d ¥ symbolizes speed, power and economy. The cost of oil, gasoline and tire as to be positively amazing. This has The Maxwell 25 is more thar e ¢ 4 ; is asuperbly constructed, roomy 5-pa The Maxwell ¢“25’’ Car is unique. It occupies a s a real full grown car, a beautiful, smo distinctive position. p satisfactory streamline automobile. In many places Maxwell ¢“25s’’ are used not only for pleasure purposes, but for business reasons as well, thus rendering a highly efficient double service. These Detailed Specifications Prove Positively Ho' The Maxwell “25" has absolutely every i i as absolt y essential quality and absol y every necessary feature found in the very highest priced cars. iatd COBfly High Tension Magnew’] Highest Priced Cars In actual economy of operation, in real ability to keep out of the repair shop, it not only equals but surpasses most cars which cost fi oy ich cost five times The ?i}axwell};‘ls" has a Simms high-tension fiig: RS Lk % elivers the spark direct to the spark plug’ " The iv;axw‘vvl‘\ 2; ”\\-cmhs 1685 pounds. A wonderful “tire economy car.” means no coils—no make-shift master ¥ g as 30" x31;" tires, front and rear, permitting rear tires to be shifted that requires frequent delicate adjust™ sy to front wheels to give extra long service, right, and stays right The motor is cast en bloc; 355" bore; 414" stroke; adjustable valves com Bketo Snloned é 3 ; i ¢ valves com- o Sel {:;l,;,‘,it‘;,‘::u' Extra large crank shaft; bearings of bronze with Transm|ss|on—4-Speed g g Gear, Center Control Motor water cooled, will not overheat, sl ,\‘CU'.E- More Power for Its Weight Than All Higher Priced Cars The Maxwel