Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-16 | Page 46 | The New Lex-Sedans Reach Salt Lake City

THE NEW LEX-SEDANS REACH SALT LAKE CITY After weeks of waiting (not always patient), pa-tient), such patience as has been exercised exer-cised has been finally rewarded by the arrival in Salt Lake of a shipment of the new Ixlngton closed cars, known as the Lex-Sedan. This shipment was received by the Western Motor Sales company, IBS Social Hall avenue, George Surprenant, manager. Its arrival brings Joy to the heart of tho manager and to hundreds of motorists who have been closely following follow-ing the preliminary announcements concerning con-cerning the latest (and many believe to be the most artistic) creation in the realm of auto manufacture. "The lines of the now car speak for themselves," said1 Manager Surprenant yesterday, "and, in addition, it would sec'm only necessary to add that all of the merits and advantages advan-tages that have long made the Lexington a standard of comparison are embodied In the Lex-Sedan. The Ignition system Is as near perfect as human ingenuity at the present stage of progress can devise. For Instance, if you carelessly leave your ignition switch on. It Is automatically cut off so that your battery' w-lll not be drained of power. All the materials that enter Into the car are subjected to exhaustive ex-haustive tests, and the man who purchases pur-chases a Ixington can rest assured that he is getting the best that science and skill can give him."