The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 6

PEE a oe — = —_ . " . " ¢ 6 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1922. ——$__-_— = Evening World’s Weekly Road Maps|": *0'@'r| New Peerless Models Show Many _ |New oistrieutor LURIE APPOINTED tn drive which would be ent rac a wwouer Changes in Both Body and Chassis FOR STEPHENS “SIX.”| KELSEY DISTRIBUTOR. |, "Uno sdnurn "ori ah" For Auto Owners of New York; ing oh 9 0 y assis. — soit Wearing discrete 9 ¢ tc on the _— Announcement was made yesterday] After four years’ absence from the] hu placed tn operation. ry je Hudson River between S . that a new distributor has been ap-/feld of distributing pleasure cars Robert en 4 Y Pe ay ont Six | lurle has Just token the ‘er Ne Albany, where Vassar \ pointed for the Stephens Hent Six nth ater New Study Map Before Planning Tours|\.0.3:.. cH.) ARfoe pened for the stenone “aot Sr [ork ana comnectict toreniation for] CITY BUYS MOTORCYCLES. college Is located, There ts also a goo 2 {the Kelsey mn-drive ear, with show- 7 ferry service crossing the Hudson J campany will operate under the name of/rooma at 125 West 49th Stree! The largest single order ever given 7 fuver from Poughkeepale to High . y Stephens New York Motor Car Com setae te erie [ip to 1918 was dis-| for motoreyclen for polloe work was the i % fpomsititul at sd town of Hyde R. 8 Cole is president of the local] ‘five. On terminating his connection] New York Pollee Department for 305 3 Park, with towe maples Hned on corporation. 1 ritory consists of| With Meta, he resolved not to handle] Indian Chief models, This makes a total ; rk, h nt Uete kon Yar Brooklyn, Long | {DY other car until such time as sclen-|of over 600 Indian motorcycles now in hoth sides, which make a perfect a tite developments brought forth a frie-] uae by: the n De ‘ Ever uto t ad; and Island, Staten Tal 1 » fri t lice Department, wary 2 canopy over the road, and’ continues Sut, exe ¢ of Windham, “ aanehsaenneseeeemnian through an interesting section with New Le d Tolland; all of New ‘ Owner planning pastoral views, passing the Town of Jorsey south ag Atlantic City and all of New York State as far north as and Including Columbia County In addition to the local sales, the New York company will handle ail the export business of the Stephens Motor Stanteburg to the quaint old village of Rhinebeck, where there ts a hotel which has been remodelled, It was a famous inn when the stage coach was @ Saturday or Sunday tour ; the only mode of travel. Car Company should be in Rhinebeck $s three miles inland a from the river and there is a ferr The new rbon steel frame ix AUTO BOOSTERS OUTING inch maximum depth. ON SEPTEMBER 7TH. Possession of the crossing the Hudson from Rhinecliff} The new Peerless as offered by Tt to Kingston, From Rhinebeck the] H, Collins and his associates is a de-| Post Road continues north, running } cidec nd startin innovat ‘om res latforn ‘© att i rh Hed Hook ant {cided and startling innovation from ar platform spring of pr Upner Itel Hook and just beyond] the old lines. The wheel base fs in years has been eliminated and there is a road going west to Tivoll,|ecreased to 128 Inches and the|thin leaf semi-elliptical front and where there ix o ferry acroas the} peerieas-Delco electrical and ignition} rear springs 2% inches wide are used Hudson to Saugerties, ‘The trunk line The rear springs are 60 inches long very last word ‘The annual Automobile Boosters Out- = will be held usual, this year at s farm, at Smithtown, L, on road condi- tions before system, which is a new feature, Is charge consists of making a final conti on through Claremont. te and thef ront are . ; D pred P Bi which derives {ts name| Dullt integral with the motor. The nike ti ; "ye JU ihehes with nut Fred FRliips, Bilt decision. By ar- Ine H s front and rear. nd Otte Braunwarth, . from e color—very bright biue—|steering gear is of the new design.| ‘There are nine distinct body styles obtained from any of od in painting the stores and all the] adjustable with ball thrust bearings,}as follows: four-passenger tour! he mombers of the committee or at the wendenend with used in pair , ) ball rf BIE | Werte ach ant Ieclatiom ibis geme th buildings in the Uttle settlement Phaeton, seven-pasnenger touring | Automobile Merch Association, 1845 the throttle and spark control are also ores there is a dirt road 2 where there ts ; coupe, four-passenger town coupe,| until noon. Th Hudson to Cats-| WANTS BEDFORD AVE. { saubtiger adburban coups, fives [At 880. anil (het From Blue running to phaeton, two-passenger roadster] Breakfast wll be served from sunrise will be a clamhake s and con he day. oO. M. Wells, Chief Roadman ng t 1 1 forry er Kili, ‘The passenger town sedan, seven-passen- | *sts will id continues atraight a ‘ Beat reyaville, where there 1s also a con WOULD BAR TRUCKS. | tvertin limousine, four-passenger op. [have charxe bile Club of nection to the Greendale ferry to ote brovehar, phe ay te Hudson, Following the Post Rond) «1, ting with ite efforts In the Inter bey America, The Evening World on Friday of Hudson, the route gor" est of better traffic conditions In Brook-| * Hinge of Kinderhook and [0 the Autoist suggests the elfmina seaage etah Valecia, Scho. | tion of trucks un@ slow moving vehicles “ae Cl b traffic of Bedford Avenue and Hast Greenbush to] from the Phoenicia ier, where the river 1s crossed |the widening of that thoroughfar a hae each week ill Beechtord “ on a bridge to Albany. the Long Island Autoist editorlally In its Ay » youd from New York to Al-JAucust issue. “As a substitute for the print a special Kingston is 95 per cent good, the only] pedford Avenue route, we would sug- * i atruction wo! the present time] coat e he truck traffic now wasn e ¥ Stone Ridge = construction work at “}ceat that the truck tra pasaing article on tours : sy 7) is just before entering the Town of [iiong this avenue be diverted to Marcy that cannot fail | / New Pal Rensselaer, where there ts @ short) \ enue to Fulton Street to Brooklyn Scranite (Pe detour provided. Kectie to Winslie Baulevart in- i fi (Hand “Inasmuch as this avenue {ts not to prove. of in: Pfonticetio MAKERS PREPARING FOR being used for street car traffic and i |” NEWBURGH calculable value utsboroy soniers’ Sav IMIDDLE= to owners. Save} @ Miown PAWLING ff if LARGER 1923 OUTPUT. vicuts ucosenence ewe now'ue'| LAGS a delicious and fatigue BL ! Rotersng to the pronpectn of the au} evs, tus fouls canis mest win me! 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NEW YORK Z| lures nus put quotations from 28 to 40 BLUE GOOSE is a mark of flavor, g => = By per cent, under the prices realized dur- purity and wholesomeness; qualities | r <>. <5 | fing the boom days of 1920." grown into the fruit and vegetables | COMPILED BY y —_—_— > in rich farming districts all over the country. Picking, packing, grading and shipping—these, too, are under the watchful eye of American Fruit Growers Inc. BLUE GOOSE is our O. K. mark. All year round you'll find BLUE GOOSE fruits and vegetables on the market at reasonable prices. It is worth while to be sure you get BLUE GOOSE. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS I Distributors i # / THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB CAR DEMAND EXCEEDS — j OF AMERICA YEAR’S NORMAL OUTPUT. ; ° ° “All leading cars must exceed normal i Hi to year usually parallels the production of ric any Fos OA ier ae recon’ gouty nocorting to J the statistle experts of the industry It ; l tt ° this rule holda Rood. 1,583,617 cars of } 1922 production will be taken to replace Always Attractive serge eke as aes { count of the {ncrease from new = 8 anorama of beautiful view: ‘All leading cars will have to exceed meee ul views through |. quction to meet the market this the footshills of the ishkill Moun- * " Ss a : year,” sald G, W. Garland, Velie dis- tains to the Village of Fishkill. [trinuter of New York. ‘We know that Motorists wishing to cross the Hud-|the Velle will. The demand for our ‘six’ on trom Fishkill ean run to Beacon, | is taking every car that ‘A mile of Vello which was formerly Fishkill Landing, — factory’ can produce." By O. M. Wells (Chief Roadman, the Automobile Club of America.) Copyright, 22 (New York Evening World), by Press Publishing Company. Seventy-five per cent. of the motor- {sts coming from the South and the Middle West, and the New England- ers crossing over into New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Southern, Middle ‘West and far Westerm States try to embody in thelr itinerary a trip up or down elther on the east or west side of the majestic Hudson, There is no valley in the world ex- tending for 160 miles with such a di- versity of scenery as the Hudson Val- ley. Lined on both sides with bills and mountains, and the highways Passing through picturesque villages with beautiful homes, that start with- in a short distance of the shores und rise to promontories that are 400 or 00 feet above the river, This Albany Post Road 1s an old, historical highway, Starting from Co- Jumbus Circle in New York City, Broadway is followed north. ‘The first ferry crossing the Hudson is “Nuthin’ doin’ onmore swims; not on your sweety life—not when I can see @ big bowl of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes an’ fruit starin’ at mel Say, what’cha think it is, old snag: Crisp, delicious i ae 6 Kollodronn FLAKES HIND} tl ni wiING ——— - — ie Wane, perfect food for summer days Boys, HERE’S EASY MONEY! RAHM (( veil Health demands a lighter diet during the warm days! ae ag nee ol Fa a cane lier erie t ye Oa Mee A (in ul srHgath demands a lighter et during the warm days! hat’s why Bg detuils of HOW TO WIN ONE OF 65\ Firs Pris i ment ferry ip fom Dycktnan street for summer! 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