Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 62

dk.mcwkat and ciikoxicle. Sunday, may g. TAR AND if DURANT SERVICE AND PARTS DEPOTS On every National Highway in the United States At all important cities and villages You will find Durant and Star Service Stations and Parts Depots 'Satisfaction Stations' we call them. In the vicinity of Rochester Durant and Star owners will find Service and Parts Depots at the following points. DURANT FOUR Touring 890 Sport Touring.

1065 Roadster 890 Sedan 1365 Sport Sedan. 1485 4-Pass. 1365 2-Pass. 1035 fl. t.

Factory STAR Touring $515 Roadster 515 Coupe 735 Sedan 798 Delivered PITTSFORD Star Garage PALMYRA Pullman Schulte NEWARK Harry L. Dator LYONS Fred E. Lytle ONTARIO Schaff and Norton WOLCOTT Buckminster Christian BROCKPORT J. H. Van Blaricum IRONDEQUOIT Dubois Wehle STAR Commercial Model Six Post Top.

O. F. Panel Top. 605 Vestibule Panel Top 630 Wagon 655 Delivered BERGEN Gillette Motor LE ROY Thomas Watson BATAVIA Wick and Will OAKFIELD Harry Grumaer HONEOYE FALLS L. B.

Lord CLYDE Eideman Tindall CANANDAIGUA Morgan Norton GENEVA Vail Kyle PENN YAN J. Irving Goodspeed SENECA FALLS M. Hulby RUSH Quinn and Dennis SCOTTSVILLE Ellsworth Carver WEST WEBSTER John M. Shoemaker SPENCERPORT Roder-Van Motors, Inc. HOLLEY Ralph Farnsworth DURANT six Roadster $1600 Touring 1650 Coupe 2250 Sedan 2400 O.

b. I'ih t.lrv "SERVICE" IS THE KEYNOTE OF EVERY STAR AND DURANT IS ONE OF THE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD OWN A DURANT OR STAR CAR jensen-Maccollum, Inc. Distributors Star and Durant Cars 727 MAIN STREET EAST Jfr 7 Marmon Wasp Winning 500-Mile CI assic 1 1 ft)' i.1 i Am" 'MM 4 "VSW On May 50, 1011 the Marmon Wasp i Mr. T.i'H:iniy i-i A. M.

won the OVniile rat'in; rlasir nt jZinibrif tuir) J. W'atricf. av tia' Tndfanapolis. This car was drivrt to ra" in Mr. I.ellanly in 'liivivf'lv sifi't' lunt-.

A innnfu'r triaN lunt bn aruiinil Km with th Marmon that have gained luir linln imhlii-ity. Tln-x- trials aro wi'U known to many aurntno-! hil maiiy lm still tulk of the It's the of the sa.v that ihi Marmon Wasp won first wiih a Mannon four cylinder nmd''l 'iniins in fourth. Mr. Tirtory hy Hay Harroun. The Maruioa Wasp, (ays I'aul Korhrstfr dis-trtbiitor of Marmon oars, was a onrman LMlardy says ihat ho was time a n-rtnin Marmon owned I rar etmilar.

to the typ of car hat has with fh, lht pi, win O. I .1 .1... .1.. Motor that- makes the car heen enters by mnny racing driers in thlir 'hi, State 'impress l.er..e 0,1. the rare.

he acquired the Marmon nuenej- for Korli letted and sivs Mr. I.ellardy. Special light-weight pistons are used, with inci connecting rods to reduce side thrust. But most important of all is the Gardner fivt-btar-ing crankshaft which has eliminated vibration Shinola Company Chooses Willys-Knight Striking as are the distinctive straight lines of Gardner body design and unusual as is the value Gardner offers in details of finish, fittings and car equipment, it is not to these features of the Gardner Four that we would first direct the attention of an intending buyer. from the car entire range of peds.

Until you ride in one of the lata Gardner fours, you cannot begin to realize the smoothness and ease with hich the car meets and masters every emergency. Here is a Four that is dijferent, and one that merits your serious interest. Of far more real and lasting importance is the notably improved Gardner Motor. It develops 43 horsepower at moderate speeds, where power is most needed. Oil pressure is automatically regulated according to engine speed.

The Gardner 5 Bearing Crankshaft A feature found In no other make of four cylinder motor ml may price. THE GARDNER MOTOR INC I'ehicl Builders Sinct ISS2 Darling, Norton Mack, InC. Temporary Headquarters Distributers 176 Clinton Avenue South On of a fleet nf Willys-Knight rommerf ial ears sold the Shinola Company by Motors. of ga two milert from the nearest fillin? Why One Kditor Doesn't Care. Ni Pleasure Car.

"I feel like that fellow arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses," declared Jones. statton, tne. tnree nu.e, trom )lf home and I bal to be towed in, i I finally 1 was bawled out by the traffic on th" 'Uar. oMn't Mer-! Icon for obstructing traffic. Either that appropriate asks an ex- i the matter?" asked Brown When he it to uu the agent said; bird is an awful liar or he has the most clianse.

As far as vc arc i-oiferned 1 this was a ptrasure car. vet on a twenty, perverted sense of pleasure of hoi man i tl.ey n.iti'if u- well make tli-tu nerourv I aJJo trip 1 had three blow-outs, ran out ai tin orlU: I'leanure car! i i aiisciipu i.