Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 27 | Maxwell Owners Buy More Maxwells

MAXWELL OWNERS BUY MORE MAXWELLS ... ! J. H. Roberta at left and D. W. Neilson at right in picture have been driving Maxwells for the past two years, and both bought new Maxwells of the Utah-Idaho Motor company, local Maxwell distributors, on the same day last week. , Mr. Eoberts, who is known throughout through-out the state of Utah, in fact, throughout through-out the intermountain west, as the able and efficient representative of the Utah Canning company, and bears a reputation of having probably sold more ''pork and beans " than any other man in the world, finds it necessary to cover the most difficult parts of the state on his regular selling trirjs, and to negotiate the roads over which his travels lead him he must have a car that is dependable and always ready to go. Roberts has been using a Maxwell tor the last two years, and the fact that ho has just purchased a new one would lead one to believe that the Maxwell Max-well is all that it is cracked up to be the biggest automobile value in the world. D. W.. Neilson, well known in local produce circles as one of the proprietors of the Western Produce company at 120 West Broadway, in speaking of his new Maxwell said that the Maxwell slogan, "More miles per gallon and more miles on tires," was not only true, but was one of the big reasons for his haying purchased a second one, with which he is seen in the picture.