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A Marvel of Mechanical Perfection NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUiSnE,'\u25a0 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1909. s Automobiles. 'Automobile*. Automobiles. Automobile*. Automobiles. 'Automobile*. —--^ "-^ \^y I? Limited t ! A Marvel of Mechanical Perfection. \u25a0 —IIWIIM \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 I\u25a0\u25a0111111111111 l\ • Where in other cars the jolts and jars must be taken up by spring* and We know of one owner of an Oldsmobile Limited wlio has run his car Oldsmobile Limited is equipped withTooring, Roadster, Close- Coupled shock absorbers, in the Oldsmobile Limited we do away with most of them over 12.000 miles, over all kind* of roads. And the tires even now show or Limousine Body. Price equipped with 9 inch Head Lights, Presto-Lite ether. For we have used wheels 42 inches in diameter, front and rear, but little sign of wear. Gas Light, Side and Tail Lamps of the most improved type, horn, with fall with 4io inch tires all around. But the 42 inch Wheels arc only nnr of the many superiori- set of tools, $4,600. F. O. B. Lansing, Michigan. They are nearly Jinrikisha o\ir Salesroom, Broadway, to the size of the Tinrikisha wheels, noted for their easy ties of the Oldsmobile Limited. You are cordially invited to 1653 see lor riding qualities. They are so large that they bridge over all but the widest yourself its style, graceful beauty and exqxiisite finish. A Demonstration ruts, ik the extra 54% tire capacity afforded by the larger wheels- gives A Wonderfully Flexible Motor to you willprove its easy riding qualities. , ?o much more resiliency that you pass unshaken over the minor ruts and The motor i^ so flexible that you ran take any hill,plow through mud The Oldsmobile Special bump? that the ordinary transmit wheels to the chassis. and =and. or crawl along- through the thickest traffic without once changing This is by no means the only car made by the Olds Motor Works. The Easiest Riding Car Built to the power-wasting, engine-wearing low gears. Thi> very flexibilityis the This great year of most wonderful inventions and discoveries is the tenth purest sign of quality. for it means that the car and the motor are not only year the Olds Motor Works have been making automobiles. Thus we make the n crnnbile Limited the easiest riding car in the superbly designed but light compared with the power and size of the wheel- Their Special is here also. This Four Cylinder car has been world. Oldsmobile There are counties? other feature? which make the Oldsmobile Limited in the hands of thousands of drivers for many years, and haa undergone less costly to Itis a car maintain, for the reason that the large wheels the best in the 60 Horse Power cla^s the most severe tests on all kinds of American and European roads. Each intercept the jars the engine on and transmission. And that means fewer Ignition troubles are forestalled by the famous Bosch Dual System of rear its record for reliability and readability has been unparalleled. Price repairs and lower running expense?. Ignition The transmission is most carefully designed, of the selective type, $3,000 f. o. b. factory. It peans even more, for most road stops, as well as the larger part of with four speed? forward and reverse. The rear axle is of the full floating This car is also equipped with Touring, Roadster. Qose Coupled and the upkeep of any car. are due to tire troubles. Our 42 inch wheels practi- type, universally conceded to be the best. The radiator is the noted Mayo Limousine Bodies, and is also on show at our Salesroom. You are cordially cally end tire troubles. make Two sets of brakes act directly on the rea.r wheels. invited to call and inspect this car. See What These Oldsmobile Owners Have to Say: L.--" Offices of COLGATE AND COMPANY. ROOSEVELT & KOBBE Soap Makers and Perfumer?. B*nk of America Bids.. 44 &46 Wall St. 68 & 55 John Street. My Dear General Cutting: My Dear General Cutting In reply to your inquiry as to how Ilike my six . The Six Cylinder car with the "42" wheels that we re- cylinder Oldsmobile, recently purchased from you. Itake ceived from you last Spring has proved to be everythins pleasure in stating that Ihave never a more satis- you predicted for it. It runs without noise, has great had satis- factory car. and Ihave owned a good many. The car power and rides comfortably. We are thoroughly your Company through you feems to have an Immense amount of power, and a con- fied with it and congratulate stant pull which takes her up end over hills in an as- en the production of such a fine machine. tonishing manner. Hoping to see you soon, Iremain. Tours very truly, that, What Iparticularly like about her is although (Signed) AUSTIN* COLGATE. a big car, you have all the feeling of ridingina lightcar. There is none of that lunging and lurching around which of the larger care. OLDSMOBILE LIMITED—"JIXRIKISHA MODEL." one experiences in most 'Tis the "poetry or motion" which Inspires the muse regard within. Your large wheels with 42 by 4*4 Inch tires I Ttils proud owntr of your sixty horse power car. as a very great feature. These large wheels make very As it glides along the highway on its forty-two Inch easy riding, although Ihave not run long enough wheels, — and Without lunging, bumping, jolting a jar. to test out the tire question. Ifeel confident that they You have scaled the ladder truly to the acme of success. will reduce considerably the greatest bugbear. L c.. tire In the "OLDSMOBILE SIX LIMITEDJIXRIKISHA." trouble on the road. 1have now two of the Oldsmobile With its powerful noiseless motor and its flexible control. — — Sure to reach its destination, near or tar. both most satisfactory Ifeel that Ihave not So Igladly sing the praises of your product tried an*l made & mistake in buying your automobiles. true. And your business motto: "Always a square deal," Yours very truly. For Inever feel so happy or so free from care and woe As when touring in my trusty "OLDSMOBILE." (Signed) J. E. ROOSEVELT. —MODEST OWNER. OCR BRANCHES A>"D SUB-AGENTS: Old»mobUe Co. of N. V.. 88 Wash. St.. Newark. N. J. Horace Sagae * Son., Poughkeepsie. New York. Oldsmobile Co. of N. Y. William G. Barrett. Whit*- Plains. A. W. Blanrbard, 342 Flatbusb Are., Brooklyn. Lowa'i Garage. ¥onken>. New York. 1653 Broadway, New York City. A. Zahrij-kio Company, Paterson. N. J. he Marvellous Doing* of the Auto THE PALMER-SIXGER CAMP AT BRIGHTON BEACH MOTORDROME. FOR iUBBOtf WINNERS '94-0,900 Pimbs Peaks and Capitol Steps, Furnishes Power for Churns More than in Premium* Of- by Horse Show Association. and Saws, Besides Being Useful as an Incubator. fered More than $40,000 will be offered in premiums) .r:t b* surprised If. «h;le eating your brc-ak- ran a circular saw, and in one day he sawed at the twenty annual exhibition of the Na- enough wood to last him the entire winter. The tional Horse Show Association of America, at *7WJ happen to glare* at your morning news- proud pmiStSW of a motor car with an ingenious Garden, Novem- -'*? the Madison Square for the week of trA r<h-1 of an automobile climbinsr turn of mind and a number of Jersey cattle turned ber $ to S3. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. the new presi- Biron Builfiii^ ct plunging off the Brooklyn his car into an auto-ohurner. He is authority for dent, of the association, has added many new that it turns out a fine grade of \u25a0"•&. F»imining eshore and clambering 1 out or the statement classes to attract lovers of the horse, and has also print butter. Out on Long Island another motorist eliminated a number of others which were on \u25a0\u25a0*it*r Just ec pood es it was before Ittook the raised a with the aid of a block and fall windmill previous programmes but which were not consid- «fiive. Cars dorm things almost as won- required teams of horses to do ' have that would have two er-, d attractive. tr.i flargerous as tfc«»fe*, and it seems only a the work. From present indications the exhibition this yes? * a chicken raiser says he has c? tirr*- they will perform feats of An automobilist and will class with the best ever held, by the when do of a hen, for when his associa- niado his car the duties tion, if it be judged from the quality of the en- "••}' ftirt::!.- character. The press agent has the car took its place and - incubator broke down tries. Competition in the most important r.ri*j.:.e chickens, classes. rae of the automobile, climbing up brought forth a fine brood of which he is The green *• are afraid of it expected, will be unusually keen. P*£k. the < apiiol steps at Washington, and has named las autohorns. They not a hunter class will bring out a large number of car. he adds, and instead of cackling make a noise tbe Coiorado State Capitol eteps, a 43 per cent would-be ribbon winners from almost every section like an exhaust. and the light and heavy hunter -••tr."J o:Vfr rrervr-Mous feats too numerous to The is invaluable on th« farm, and of the country, automobile the of do everything, from ploughing to thrashing events should furnish best sport. can The* judges this year are: •\u25a0-\u25a0 wheat, cutting hay milking Itis in cor? bave already mad<» the perilous trip and cattle.
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