Specifications:
Coachbilt Anderson Aluminum Body; Six
Cylinder, Red Seal Continental Motor ;
Westinghouse Starting, Lighting and Igni
tion; Borg and Beck Clutch; Cord Tires;
Alemite Lubrication ; M otometer; Snubbers ;
Wind Shield Cleaner; patented Foot Dim
mer for Headlights. Wheelbase 115 inches.
Averages 19 miles per gallon of gas.
Touring Car
1 '1195
f. o. b. Rock Hill, S. C.
just arrived
in SALUDA
?the new sensation I
f. o? b. Rock Hill , S. C.
Yet this aluminum body ? as fine a piece
of coach work as any produced during
five generations of Anderson Coach
building? is only one of the features
which distinguish the Anderson Alu
minum Six. It is a big car, and it is
hung so low ? only 25 inches from
ground to floor-board, and little higher
than the average man ? that it looks
even bigger than it is.
Idle it along at 2 miles an hour, then step
on the accelerator and see it gather speed
with a rapidity that is really remarkable.
Ride over cobbles and rough spots in the
THE motor car that has set the whole
automobile industry talking is now
on display at our showrooms. It is
the only car of anything like its
price with an aluminum body.
Aluminum is expensive. Yet without it,
the lustrous, enduring beauty which char
acterizes the Anderson would be impos
sible. The velvety, rustproof surface of
aluminum grips the paint and prevents
the checking and flaking which so fre
quently occur on bodies of steel. More
over, without the use of aluminum, the
lightness, balance, performance and
operating economy of the car would be
unattainable. I
road with a smoothness and silence hith'
erto unknown among cars of this price
class ? a degree of comfort made possible
only by the remarkably small ratio of
weight below the springs to the weight
over the springs^.
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Enjoy the same silence and freedom from
ratdes and squeaks after thousands of
miles of service as on the first day.
The equipment is unique in its com
pleteness, including everything ? even a
patented foot dimmer, an innovation
that permits dimming of headlights with
out removing hands from the wheel, a
feature that adds greatly to the safety
and pleasure of night driving.
And the price ? this would be impossible
were it not that Anderson cars are built; in
the heart of the southern water-power and
hardwood belts, where power, costs only
a fraction of the average price ? where
Anderson cuts its hardwood frcm i':s cwn
forests? where labor conditions are ideal
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? where, in fact, many a foreman and
skilled worker has been with Anderson
since before the days of the automobile.
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We Invite you to attend this showing at
your earliest convenience; for within a
, few days every one will be talking about
the Anderson sensation. /
P. H. BAILEY, Agent, Saluda, N. C.
But Keep Then Apart
Jud Tunkins says that motorists
and pedestrians ought to get over tli?
Idea that they are natural enemies.?
Washington Evening Star.
Love Something.
For God's sake, love somebody,
something, some Ideal, anythii)# b#?
(sides self. Love is "the uplif^er.?
Forbes Magazine (N. Y.),
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k 1 *'
Problem Confronts Satan.
"If all tie reports 'bout sinners la
true," said Uncle Eben, "It looks like
?1' Satan was gineter have his troubles
wit de housing problem." ? Washington
Evening Star.
Education's Best Aim.
The entire object of true education
is to make people not merely do the
right thing but enjoy the right things.
? Ruskin.
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No. I
Reaching Womanhood.
When does a pirl reach woman
hood?" asks a deadline. We should say
when she ceases to wish for two birth
days a year :*nJ begins to wish for one
birthday eve.y two years. ? London
Passing: Show.' \
Or Detour. ,
From an Oregon motor guide ? "Miles
31.2 ? Joe's BiufT. Don't call It Drive
slow." ? Boston Transcript
I Privilege Rarefy Neglected.
By asking one question a man fives
a woman the right to ask questions
for the rest of his life. ? Boston Tran
script.
Might Be.
Little Bobby was watching his aunt
comb her hair. Seeing befr take her
switc h to brush it out, he looked at her
with surprise anU said: "Ob, Auntie,
Is your hair broke?*'
Mutt First Master Himself.
Every man has his weak points. If
he constantly keep them In mind' and
?void them, he will ultimately gain
mattery over himself. Only the man
who matters himself can hope suc
cetefully to lead other men. '
Miles of Thread in Pound.
Out of a single pound of cotton 4,770
nlles of thread have beel spun.
The Surprised Reporter.
Even a reporter can learn something
This one, standing at the counter in1
neighboring meat market, beard
woman ask for "six pairs of gooso
feet." She said they were to be used
for making soup for an Invalid with
stomach "trouble. Not even the re
porter, who thought he had heard
something about everything had ever
heard of that? Detroit News.
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