Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-04-26 | Page 17 | The Paige Car in Good Business

IDE PJIGE GAR IN G000 BUSINESS Harry Know Iden manager of tn Knowlden Auto Company, distributors of the Paige car. states that if the bk I sale of Paige cars is a criterion, the adto business In Ogden and viciniiy is going to be more extensive this season sea-son than for a number of years past Speaking of the Paige car. Mr. Kuowl-den Kuowl-den has the following to say: "The characteristic which most distinguishes dis-tinguishes the new line of Paige model it- an individuality which is as charming charm-ing as it is original. Some folks might eon call these Paige designs daring, but thej are really too beautirul andj practical to be extreme in any Benae. "Paige motor cars have been developed devel-oped to a point of perfection where each detail pines to express in the fullest full-est sense true decorative art The in terlor designs possess the same lux-! uriousness, the same harmony, thej same Infinite care of detail that Is found in homes where wealth and good taste have a free rein. "To the American woman especially with her love of comforts and demands: for every available convenience, Paige I cars make a compelling appeal. In aj word, very model now produced by the Paige manufacturers conforms to th standard of harmony as set by Paige designers, who create the most beautiful beau-tiful car in America, in both open, and closed models "The Paige ideals of true quality go deeper than those outward features of excellence, and you will find under the brilliant gloss of the varnish and paint those elements that make a good car good "The Paigo model six '55' chassis, on which i he bodies are mounted, is in mechanical perfection a worthy counterpart coun-terpart of magnificence. In the eight years of remarkablo Paige success their car ho achieved, no model has possessed so many and valuable refinements re-finements and improvements in design. de-sign. To the European war in great eat measure is due the marvelous advance ad-vance in the design and operation of ihe internal combustion motor For th past two years the most brllliaut engineering en-gineering ability has been concentrated concentrat-ed on the gasoline motor, going into infinite detail with the moBl scientific and practical experiments. Th-; results re-sults are shown to the entin- world through performancs by aeroplanes, motor trucks, etc., as were undreamed of a little more than a couple of years ago." oo