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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1919

Page

61

Ground breaks on $200000 Buick service station in Boston

The Boston Buick Company starts construction of a new service station on Commonwealth avenue near Braves Field. President John H. Johnson aims to set a national standard with 70,000 square feet of service space designed after extensive study to provide top quality Buick car owner service and facilities.

Commonwealth Avenue United States Babcock Street Braves Field Boston Buick Company John H. Johnson Johnson Pacific Coast Densmore & LeClear Boston

Raymond Syndicate Offers Free Insurance to Employees

The Raymond Syndicate announces a group life insurance plan for all employees covering $50 rising by $100 annually to $10,000, effective June 1, 1919, at no cost to workers. Qualification requires six months service for hires after that date, with insurance issued by Fauitable Life Assurance Society and payable to chosen beneficiaries.

Raymond Syndicate Fauitable Life Assurance Society

Allied Veterans Band to Perform in Boston at Braves Field

The Band of the Allies makes its first public appearance in Boston at Braves Field next Sunday evening. All members served in the war with most overseas. notable members include Sergeant Robert Dundas Croix de guerre and three citations, and Sergeant Collins a veteran English trombonist wounded three times. Led by Sergeant-Major Zealley with 15 years service, the group is joined by Oversea Pipers of the MacLean Highlanders. A benefit concert for Devastated France is slated for Friday June 6 courtesy of G W Grant Esq.

Boston Braves Field Robert Dundas 101St Signallers Collins Egypt India South Africa Zealley MacLean Highlanders

Niagara to Saguenay Tour From Boston Spotlighted

The article promotes an all water journey from Boston to Saguenay featuring Niagara Falls Montreal Old Quebec and Saguenay highlights. It notes hourly revelations of beauty romance and history and directs readers to J. M. Shea for tour literature at 26 Old South building Boston.

Niagara Saguenay Boston New England Queen City Canada St. Lawrence Montreal Quebec New France Ste. Anne de Beaupre Murray Bay Tadousac Capes Trinity

Strube to Lead Pops Fifth Week in Symphony Hall

Gustav Strube eminent conductor and Boston Symphony veteran will guest conduct the Pops in Symphony Hall for the fifth week of the season beginning Monday night. Jacchia recuperates with Clement Lenom guest conducting during his absence. Mansion House Poland Spring hosts 90 guests over Sunday. 47 at Poland Spring House, last year 33 at Mansion House and none at Poland Spring. Manager Ricker notes the gold links are in fine condition.

Gustav Strube Boston Symphony Orchestra Pops Pops Orchestra Symphony Hall Jacchia Clement Lenom Poland Spring Poland Spring House Ricker

Automobile Corporation to Sell Signal Trucks

The growth of the motor truck industry and Signal trucks in New England leads to a new organization for sales and service. The Automotive Corporation will headquarter in Boston at 1027 and 1029 Commonwealth avenue with plans for a 10,000 square foot parts warehouse. Elmer F Twyman Jr serves as president and general manager with Robert S Richey as vice president and sales manager, both previously linked to Signal. Twyman is a pioneer in New England motor transportation and led the Garford Boston branch.

New England Boston The Automotive Corporation Commonwealth Avenue Elmer F.twyman, Jr Signal Organization Robert S. Richey Signal Company Mr. Twyman Garford Company

Superior Jordan Silhouette Design Improves Quiet Ride

Fr A Hinchcliffe, Jordan distributor, notes refinements in the Jordan Silhouette models. An aluminum body reduction led to a patented spring device reducing rattles, with two coiled springs and ground steel washers between the chassis spring and springs, plus a grease cover. Rear springs hang the car lower for looks and stability on rough roads. The Silhouette four passenger lists 3150 pounds and seven passenger 3824 pounds, the lightest chassis on the road for a 127 inch wheelbase.

Fr. A. Hinchcliffe Jordan Jordan Company

Distinctive Chandler cars praised for size and style

R B Nettleton lauds the Chandler seven passenger touring car and four passenger roadster for beauty of line, big dimensions, and refined finish. He notes high hoods, radiators, broad cowl, large doors, beveled glass back curtain window and snug side curtains. Public demand for the roadster shows rising popularity.

Chandler R. B. Nettleton

Motoring salesman era replaces old drum mer figure

The article notes a shift from the old smoking car salesman to the motoring salesman who relies on automobiles for extensive territory coverage. J G Utterback of Utterback Gleason, Dart Motor Cars distributor, praises car travel for rural sales work and durability on rough roads. Dort cars are highlighted for dependable service and long daily journeys.

Mer J. G. Utterback Utterback-Gleason Company Dart Motor Cars Dort

U S Tires for Motor Trucks Prove Durable and Economical

Industry observers note the big pneumatics from the United States Tire Company perform well in heavy trucks and buses. White Line Transportation of Birmingham reports 36,000 miles on one set, 22,000 on another, and 14,000 on a third, with tires still in good condition. Pneumatics offer smoother rides and fuel and wear savings for passenger conveyances.

United States Tire Company White Line Transportation Company Birmingham Ala J. A. Propst

WEDDING OF POWER TO AUTO ENGINE

A St. Louis manufacturer McQuay- Norris discusses piston ring choice. L A Safford, second vice president, says buyers trust maker reputation over technical specs. He notes Leak-Proof Rings gained big returns from a long running advertisement.

L. A. Safford McQuay- Norris Manufacturing Company St. Louis

Goodrich Announces Expanded Mileage Adjustment

The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company raises mileage adjustments for safety treads and Silvertown cords. Branch manager Moore touts that current road use exceeds the new basis, asserting Goodrich tires offer strong durability and motorists gain greater economy.

B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company Goodrich Silvertown Moore

Ship by Truck Bureau Aids to Shippers

Firestone launches the Ship by Truck Bureau to organize and publicize motor truck express services. The bureau acts as a free clearing house for shippers and operators, filing routes schedules tonnage capacity and rates to speed commerce.

C. B Firestone Harvey Firestone Ship By Truck Bureau Motor Truck Express Lines

Derf Spark Plug Nets 10000 Packard Order

Derf Manufacturing Company of New York moves to new Walker Street quarters while offices stay at 90 West Broadway. Road tests cited by the Automobile Club of America claim a 25 percent fuel saving. Dealers anticipate wide use as Packard orders 10 000 plugs.

Derf Manufacturing Company New York City Walker Street West Broadway Automobile Club of America Packard Motor Company

Harrington Joins Selden Motor Sales as Truck Manager

The assistant manager brings a strong line of Selden high grade trucks to the company. He was drawn by the widespread client satisfaction and the promise of good service from Selden owners. Selden trucks boast a one year guarantee and free replacement of defective parts for one year. Harrington has ten years of Boston truck sales experience and previously worked with Packard and Velie.

F. C. Harrington Selden Motor Salos Company Cambridge Mr. Harrington Selden Company Selden Selden Motor Sales Company Harrington Boston Packard Velie

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