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OMOREE XiRil voiiss ii FTER io DliY STEP Lil/ELY”

The Second Grand Prize. y-----Maxwell '

his is ' the last day in which to secure subscrip- ‘ons lo win the $100 extra prize.

hisis the last ilay in whiehto secure Extra votes. very $20 club NOW means 100,000 extra votes.

o Extra vote will be given. next week. This is “Last haiice” week oii extra votes. _ ~

bscriptions mailed by l0 a. in. Monday will count ~~,lliill0i' "his week. ' a

A i .Hu.stle Candidates, HllSilﬂ See it at Colin ii. Stewart's. Snnimersiiie P13. l.

.~. ELEMENTSTOF VALUE

The New Series of the good Maxwell is offered to the public as the A qnuwauy [m ‘prim pmmm comm t. ﬁrst car designed andproduced entirely "by the new Maxwell organization. '- - wad-awloo- ' h

The accompanying illustration, though faithful photographic rtibro- » B“ °""“°" “PM” °' MW "d wwial dawn. extremely duction, only indicates in part the true beauty, the real worth of the car °°""°"“°'°- AM u" ===*=- m». wit» and roomy.

Drum ty.pe headiampsfnickei trim; non-giars ieness. Handsome and accessible instrument board. Best switches. Motor~driven horn.

New type tire carrier, substantial and good-looking.

Set of real tools with special wrenches to ﬂt nuts.

' Water spaces around cylinder unusulsiiy large.

itself. y The elements of value listed will help you realize what good use the

new organization has made of its vast manufacturing facilities.

Oars lower without sacriﬁce of head room. Greater com- fort, smarter appearance. Bodies larger.

Starter motor mounted on bell housing, and connected with fly-wheel with Bendix gear. "

Larger, handsome radiator and hood. Four-cylinder motor, quiet and unusually tree from vibration. economical. Mechanism more simple snd more accessible.

Aiomlts chassis lubrication. - Substantial. fenders of improved design.

_ Good tires, non-skid front and rear, 31x4 straight side. d.

Rldlﬂhn "mm." Olso steel wheels domountsbls at hub and rim, or wood Qmgqh ‘m; M"; ggtion, steering and gear shitting made artillery wheels, optional without extra oost.

"mark-My u.» Real leather upholstery In open oars. Special broadcloth in Essier adjustment of brakes-from rear. elem! ﬁrs» Hioh wade lrimmioe thrower-ovi-

Frsme stronger. Tapers to permit small turning radius. Tlirkllli ﬁlillilﬂﬂ};

High grade carpet on floor and lower part o! back of from, seat. '

Heel pad under cushion.

A" 5"" Provided with good-sized pocket .

Side curtains open with doors on real solid rods and sup- ports. Special curtain compartment in back o1 (rum, seat of touring car; robe strap.

Plate gaiss window in rear curtain of open ears.

CITWWY tlllored top o1 high grade waterproof material.

Rubber weather strip bottom of Wlndghlgld C5,"; Nam“ metal weather strip in cowl, making water-tight, leak. pron! joint. No windshield inside drip in driving rain. Windshield wiper.

N9“ "WWI comfort-wheel so placed that driver's hand reaches out naturally without ;t,-¢g°|1inq_

Closed cars have cowl lights, rearvvisionpmlrror, windshield visor, special windshield with new type nickel fasten- ers arid high grade nickel hardware throughout.

All door windows regulated by means of crank.

Special Yale lock in handle oi right-hand Ircnt door of closed cars-ail other doors ﬁtted with special inside lock.

Rear windows and rear side windows o1 Sedan fitted Into

' rubber base. Rear side windows of Coupe have spec- _

iai anti-rattle device. Good-looking dome lights.

Wide root rest in Sedan covered with carpet.

Mr. Subscriber:

Don’t fail to help your favorite candi- date today. Your subscription may be . the very one required i to make a I $20 club for your candidate. No extras votes are given for part of a club. Yi ur Pl candidate may have $17 collected »»but i if she doesn’t get your $3 subscription,

she won’t qualify for the. extra 100,000 ¢i.. votes. Give ‘it now. Mail. it to The. q: huardian and it will be credited to her. ’ Do it NOW. a i

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