Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-04-18 | Page 24 | Maxwell Touring Cars Said to be Plentiful

MAXWEll TOURING CARS SAID TU TO BE PLENTIfUL Frank Roueche Says Company Began in Time and Thus Avoided Much Delay Wo We e are fortunate said Frank k Roueche yesterday r a In cl b-cl being n the tho agents for Cor manufacturers who anticipated anticipated antici antici- Dated an unusually hea heavy y demand for tor cars this season enson and made preparations accordingly Few dealers In this locality lo locality lo- lo 0 caU have been supplied with anywhere any any- where whore near enough cars to meet time the demands do- do mands made on r l them this season which are unusually unusually- heavy leavy Consequently we feel fortunate In having been able to secure Maxwells Just about as fast as as' as they have sold which in is 50 10 to per percent coot cent faster than the they have ever sold In an any season previous during m my ex experience cx- cx in Salt Lake Mr Roueche continued Every E factory fac fac- tory fory tells the same stor story a deluge of ot orders delayed shipments hurried in increase increase In- In crease e of or output and d rushing lushing of oC first shipments to be bo followed as as rapidly as possible b by others Delays disappointments disappointments disappoint disappoint- ments and in many Cases dases cancell cancellation of orders have ve resulted res in this unexpected and antI few Cew factories have been able to cope with the situation situa situa- tion this season Wise Ise h heads ads In the Maxwell factory factor however er anticipated this onslaught and Wo We have havo taken care of or all aU our ur customers promptly and anti satisfactorily sat sat- During the last ten da days s swe we have averaged four cars a 3 d day 40 Y 40 40 In n all nil and amid there thero are pow now on the road and due to arrive hero here an any da day eleven cars of Maxwell which means that sixty six Salt Lakers soon will be happy hIlPP To follow fonow this t shipment of oC eleven cleven cai carloads loads I I have wired for Cor ten more to be rushed forward as ns its soon Boon an as shipment can be ma made and I am am going to keep them coming Just as fast aa as the time factory can turn them out ont Amo Among J th those so who have Just purchased Maxwells Mr Rou Roueche che reports W W. H H. Burland br of St. St Anthony Anthon R U. C. C C C. Douglas of ot Pocatello S S. S Johnson Johno of or Mount Pleasant lames Iames A A. A Steele Steel Circleville D. D C. C Sprague Mary Marv A. A Harilson J. J L L. L Hammond Y Willard Illard Hanson Hansen carl ter and antI John or of SnIt Salt Lake Onn Ono Onn disappointment however howe ha has been handed me me said Mr Ir Roueche In tho the shortage e of oC roadsters thou Though h the Maxwell makers anticipated a heavy demand for tor touring cars the they underestimated the popularity of the roadster this season Heason and w we Wc have been put nut to extremes to supply these thus far I 1 am nm sorry to report that there is not Inot another roadster to be had and those desiring Maxwells will vill have to content themselves with touring cars cars 1 hINT 1 Ii T TO ro SWA AIN S IX A A young oune lady who had accidentally cut the point of ot her Index finger with a chopper er was was' coming fr fron church with her hor finger bandaged Miss lIss Parrish time tho m matter ier w w. y yer l' l haun haunt queried an admirer who a accompanied her hOI home Oh OIl replied the young lad lady I chopped a wee roe bit off oft m my forefinger The hC Oun man looked l and out bl h lf how I wish I had that wee To which tho the ll lady younG dy u naively re rc 10 ye-no ye no has haa the tho bit that's left Philadelphia Ledger i Xit v w x t s. s r I I