EVENING LEDGEE-PHILADELPH1A. WEDNESDAY, JANTJARY 12, 1916 20 TffLOOR PLAN OF PHILADELPHIA AUTOMOBILE (Accessories Back cf Stage) SHOW 08 PateriGH 63 Pathfinder 64 Milburn IH o Unit Btlric 69 Xouralnc 68 Bell Darii y 1 IVs- v 31 Wintoa 60' 32 Stanley Fiat 49 33 Franklin Chandler 40 34 Hupmobile Packard , I s "ff "V 30 I Cadillac L. J 29 11 Velie Hudson m 1 2fl 12 andlkxon WiHys-Knighl 27 13 Locomobile Overland ff.2 Diddle I B 1 10 Hudson , t : j 9 Haynei and Saxon t i e Mercer fltiv Morris r M? u" Statz 47 Pullman & Enger 46 1 Ford 45 Regal 44 Jelfery 43 Cole & Grant 42 Allen I 35 Picrce-ArroW 36 Chalmers 37 Rco and Premier 30 Chevrolet 39 Cole & Grant H tS 20 White 25 Oldsmobilc 24 Buick 40 King 23 Marmon Apperson 22 Stearns 21 Briscoe 14 Studebaker' 15 Oakland 10 r,H McFarlan 17 .HolHer 10 Mitchell 19 National & Case a 41 20 Peerless b I ENTRANCE f Dodge and Simplex Argo Standard 8 ' Jackson Kissel-Kar &1rVestcotH Paige Paige h Scripps-Booth ALUMINUM PISTONS A GAU17D VfD A1VMQ I..' H ilHVIMI. PI 111. Ml llllil h f PUnlvtrjaJjus of aluminum alloy pjsjpns xta tttjrqstrucllon of automobile motors 'toooMle manufacturers who are hero at ,i4tri the Automoljllo Shaw. Tho one gemmae jusr. now, uccoruuiR iu moiur isusuciurerij, is mo Bcurcuy 01 uium-IlKUL1 ."Au aluminum piston weighs about one- lira B4 raucn us uie Bama bisg aim huuijo l pHtpn. said a representative of the it Motor par Company today. ffEvtry'tlme a piston reaches the end ' ! ltvjtrolte It has to be stopped and rtea inovln.? In the opposite, direction. iv. It takes nower to overcomo the Jwrwicf Inertia of the piston, and by bnclng' the weight of the piston Itself im iwj; wr iiiciiiu iiiut una ly uu uvor- win eacn ena or mo siroKe is re ntffi and it. is because of this reduction .ttat the various phases of the motor's werallon are' effected. ,"0s wilt notice with an aluminum nls. fcn motor that It will add life to the tor dolnc tho samo amount of work lth lew leffort. This Is because tho ac Wkritlon forces of an aluminum piston M ltu than cast Iron, therefore reduc- lir&ln from reclDrocatlnir nnrfn ntlnh th beartnt s and connecting- rods. AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITORS Beat Cemtanv ExMMHng 1. Geo. tV. rttlnboia Co Bcrlpps-Booth 2. BltelowWIUer Motor Co..rlr 8. niRtlowWlllfr Motor Co. .Tutu 4. Eaker-rrlc Company ....KIetl Kr- Weateott B. Stoever-Hnnnold Motor Co .Jackaon 0. Eastern Motors Corp.... . . Standard "8" T. 3, Crawford risrtlett .....Arro 8. Mercer Co. of rnll&....i...Mereer I Space Company Exhibiting I 34. Packard Motor Co..... ...Packard I 88. Foss-Hughet Companr .Plerco-Atrow I 88 Chalmera Motor Co .ChMmr I 87. K. C. Johnxon Co ....... .Hco-rrtmlr j 38. Chmolet Motor Co Chevrolet I 89, I.. B. noners Co. ...... .Cole-Orant I 40. Kin Car Phlta. Agency. .Kim 41 Qlrard Automobile Co.i t.reerleat 42, W D. Shepherd ....... .Allen 0. Johnson Motor Car Co. ...Hnyn-Sajon 48. I 8. Bowers Co. ........ Cole-Orant 10. aomery-Schtrartz M'r Co.. .Hudson 44, Jeftery Sales Co. ........ Jeff rr 11. aomery-Schnrarta M'r Co ..lludion I 4B Rrcal Sales Organization, neial 12. Overland Motor Co Wlllya-Knlitat I 40 Ford Motor Co .....Ford 13. Overland Motor Co... .Overland 14. Studebaker Corporation ...Studebaker 15. Oakland Motor Co Oakland 16. Daker-rtell Motor Co McFarlan IT. Colonist Motor Co. ltolller 18. Carl II. Paige Motors Co .Mitchell 10 National Motor Co National-Cane SI Meti Company 20 Thornton-ruller Auto Co . Simplex-Dodge 64 linker R. A L. Hleo. Co, I 47. Standard Motor Car Co.tPullman-Enger I 48 Tioga Automobile Co . ... Hupmobile I 40 Sweeten Automobile Co ..Franklin I SO Stanley Motor Car'ge Co, Stanley I 81 Maxwell M'r Sales Corp Maxwell I f2. Carl II. Paige Motors Co Owen Magnetic Met: .tlaker-n, A Ij. 21. Walter W Irfingatreth, Ine.Brlacoo I Hlectrlca 22. Terke-E eland Co Stearns IBS Walnut St Motor Sales.. .Lewis 23. Fanning Motor Car Co...Apporaon-Mar-1 SO. S. It. Dlocktom M'r Co i.Stuts mon I B7. 3. Harry Schumacker A 24. Tiutck Motor Co Dutck I Co. ...Dorr la 21. Oldamobllo Company Oldamoblte I 88 W. W. Oawthrop Dell 20 .Whlto Company Whlto I 60. Touralne Motor Co. Touralna 27. Locomobile Co of Amer ..locomobile 00 Detroit Hlectrlo Auto Co .Detroit Eleo. 28, Johnaon Motor Car Co 20. Le'Ttoche llroa 30. Auto Salea Corporation. 31. Wlnton Motor Cor Co . 32 Flat Motor CO . . Hajnea-Saxon ...Velio . . Cnrllllao ..Wlnton Flat 31. W. P. Herbert Chandler nt. Diddle Motor Co Ttlddle OJ niddlo Motor Co Middle (11 N Snellenburg A Co PathAnder 04 P B I'ullen Milburn 03. D. M, Martin Patereon PRESSED STEEL FLANGES ADD TO TIRE'S MILEAGE T. B. Hunt, head of tho McNftull Tire Company, 720 North Broad street, claims 8000 miles for his tire. Ha says: "Our success Is due principally to our construction, which differs very much from tho ordinary pneumatic. Instead of the boso of our tire being rubber and fabric, we used pressed steel flanses. Tills makes our base rigid without air. It allows us to carry a low prcssuro of ten pounds to each Inch of tiro diameter, and this gives greater resiliency." HERE'S A REAL AUTO LAW; IOWA TAGS LAST 3 YEARS The now automobile registration law which went Into effect this year In the State of Iowa provides for numbered plate1! for threo years. An owner paying the license fee for 1918 will receive number plates for three yearn. In 1917 and IMS notice will be sent from the Stale to tho owners to pay the regis tration fco for thoso years. RKPUBLIO COMt-AST I0tf TO M0T0KTRUCK Ml!? i .I Invitations have been extended to'sdl' the agents who are violtlng Phlladelpttb for the automobile show by the ItepuMw Motor 6ales Company, 160 North Sed street. Tho complete line of trucks manufac tured at Alma, Mich., will be on exhi bition. The nepubllo ts built In three-quarter, one, two and threo ton models which, when analyred, meant that the) whole scope of transportation has been covered In the manufacture of tho line. In Philadelphia among the prominent users mAy bo mentioned the Crew Levlek Company, Union Transfer, Glass A tin chod and Jordan Coal Company, nnd in Wilmington, Del., tho Wilmington Trans fer Company. Open house will bo main talned nil week. Doth Mr. Hyncman, the president of the company, and It. a. Larimer, tho sales manager, havo made plana to entertain the ngents who have expressed their Intention of taking the truck. ACCESSORY EXHIBITORS Rrac rofflDanu ExMMrlna 70. J. rt Duncan, Jr. Co niectrlcala, etc. Company Duncan. Ji 71. Manufacturer" Sup Co Automobile Ac raaiorlea 72 Philadelphia Oreaaa Co....Oreaa 71. Staybeatos Company llrako Lining 74. Flaaholl Company Carbon its- moer 7.1. Stewart Clectrlo Co Electrical Sup- pllea td. Keyatone Lubricating Co.. Olla A Oreaaei 17. D. B. Hunt Tlrea 78 (latil, Derr A Shearer Co . Supplies 70. Oeo. W. Nock Co, Parts and Sun- drlen 80, M. Motater A Co.. ...... Portnble Oar ages 81 J II McCullough A Son . .Automobile Ac- ceaorlea 82 J. Caenaon A Sona Soapa HI, Bearings Co. of Penna. ... Hearings 81 Commercial Lubrlcat'g Co LubrUnnts fi.1 N. A Petry Co Sundries 80 nmclency Oil and Products Co Oils Srtflea 87. Chns Company FxMMIIns F. Miller Sunnllea R J. A. Voael Co Tire Filler 80. S'eo 7,e Rubber Co Rubber Goods 1 DO. L S Rowers Co Tlrea 01. Ilettern Air-Company ...Tiro rillar 02 Wnno Oil Tank and Oil A Oaaollne Pump Co Tankaand Pumps 03. A. R. Justice Co SlUer Plata Polish 04. It. A T Sales Co .Auto Supplies 01 A Oelsset A Sona Auto Tops no Pedrlck Tool AM Co . .Tools 07. T. T. Hurehfleld Co . . Air Compres'ra 08 Hardman lire A R. Co Tires DO Plntt A Washburn Ref Co arena 100. W. II Mctcalf Houk Wire Wheels 101.11. Wlegand Rear nnd Dan- , ger Signals 102. "Stee, tha Tire Man". .Marnthon Tires 101. Dixon Veneer Polish Co .Autn Polish 104 Hires-Turner Olaas Co Windshield Olass JF Mr. Motorist 8 Bj r Yon are invited to Tuit our exhibit of lVJJX f 1 Automobile Supplies, m I Accessories Mhe v 1 AND ; show, Um Equipments lhUwcck f (ffADESn)) I j Gaul, Derr & Shearer Co. S-y ffl M 217 N. Broad Street V" " IlOQrl A vmtr itvUn tnlat fabric Tires for the motor- .Made of best Vara rnhher wn arrow cutouts that Droviae a Pneumattr' finin that riAN'T SLIP ' -We carry also a full line of Puritan Urea, double cured and with wrapped reaa, made by Hood Rubber Uo. Also Hood Solid truck tires, pressed under a 200-ton press! lAfhtintr nnil cfnrHnp- RVStemS installed and repaired batteries recharged and repaired day and night service. Mr. Westly JVharton, who will, be in charge of our machine ana mechanical departments, is an expert well known to the auto trade. Only experienced factory men emplpycd. Prom every equipped to handle your tire or car wants. If you have any trquble in your electric lighting or start ing system, let us inspect it. We'll locate and remedy any trouble. Now located In our new home Hainlen Company, Inc. 822 N. Broad St. TIR iffiffiraaiHTffiffiffiffiffiffi; mERsmiiSiismRimE The Masterpiece of the Veteran Builder til i m WMm 1 m ? a 1 l i isri r v.i Vr--ar-vyfY'ff.v sta n i&i laisssi. ri. " vmmmM mm?-' mw EMmm$d s BmI Wmm JtemB I CONVENTION HALL BROAD STREET AND ALLEGHENY AVENUE ffi ADMISSION 50 fiOCIETV UAV THURSDAY - i 31 rraxcTIOM niiiAPtuiru. vurroMQMLt tkaje ajuoclatiom f fi t kB,wi:iM'-v'Tcu,Ri .SHH9 oLw 'v m1 Xv,k R AGE 31 ''Mb9 Bcx iKijSi PI Vk ""vTy (4 j HOOD 1 UNSKIDDABLE ffSJj II1 I - f li rm m in i pa i i- r " .K irtl I h . I III I Oi 11K113.: I I ts III s standpoint we're H..W tJ . I m I rH tda , I rP IViv -: 31 it Now located In our new home fjLilfe f M I K ES .aWrWRZ& pi iifc. m. wHswkwUBBSsstKkssW ssM.kW kssmsaL wt. f I - I 1916 Chevrolet "Four-Ninety" Car equal except in size to Chevrolet "Baby Grand," and other makes of higher price. The lowest price real automobile yet produced. It has no competition. $490 f. o. b. factory; electric lights and starter, $60.00 extra CHEVROLET "FOUR-NINETY" The "Four-Ninety" is a real automobile. It has a quiet, power ful valve-in-head motor. It has looks it has style it is beautifully finished and rides like a cradle. The "Four-Ninety" has the follow ing novel and superior features not found in any other car: Shock absorbing duplex front springs, self lubricating clutch col lar, hub construction with triple size bearings; compound spur steering gear attached to body; unit power plant; stream line front; crown fenders: cellular radiator; flush side body and concealed hinges; three speed transmission; i floating axle; cantilever springs; ventilat ing wind shield; mohair top and the world famous zenith carbure tor. $490 THE VETERAN BUILDER W C. Durnnt organized the world's greatest and most successful automobile company, and at present is the head and leading spirit of Chevrolet Motor Company, one of the strongest financially in the automobile manufacturing field. W. C. Durant is not new to the automobile industry. It was his master mind ''hat built up the General Motors Company, one of the largest and strongest organizations in the world to-day. The Chevrolet's cleanly lines mirror the industrial straightness of its builder; its stanchness is emblematic of Mr. Durant's determination to lead; its materials reflect the fiber of Mr. Durant's personality, and the completed vehicle is an entire living personification of this modern miracle man. CHEVROLET "BABY GRAND" If you can't afford to pay $750 for an automobile YOU are not being FAIH to yourself unless you in vestigate thoroughly the "Baby Grand." Its clean lines nuke you proud of your ownership to say nothing of the pride and joy while passing others with this car of wonderful performance That feeling of certainty when you "start your trip" that you will get there enjoying all the comforts of motoring will alone justify your purchase of a Chevrolet. While we could go into elaborate details, we Invite your inspection and ask you to take a ride. Then ask your friend "who owns one" about Chevrolet service and you will pur chase the car with the quiet valve-in-head motor, $750 CHEVROLET "BABY GRAND" Car with the quiet valve-in-head motor. Sweetest running and most harmonious motor car built to-day, $750 f. o. b. factory CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY OF PA., Inc. , 334-336 North Broad Street PHILADELPHIA. FA SHOWN IN CONVENTION HALL, SPACE 38. CAMDEN. N. JSAIJESKOOIIS 201 UHOAUWAY CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY Fctorie: Flint, Mich.; Oshawa, Ont.j Tarry town, N. Y.;SU Louis, Mo. j New York City, N.Y. 5 i 4 rr ( I n t l t I t if 1 J it mmmuwmmnm sms v maxi
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