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September 19, 1919 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1919-09-19

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- SECTION 5 - AUTOMOBILES

5680 - ROSH HASHONAH - 1919

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION

Per Year, $2.00; Copy

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1919.

VOL. VI . NO. 16.

25 cents.

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FRANKLIN CAR

Every prominent official economy test ever held has been won by the
Franklin Car. More than that—Franklin National Efficiency Tests:
under conditions no official test ever demanded, have produced even
more remarkable average results, because of the number of cars in-
volved at one time in all parts of the country. And—still more un-
usual and vital—Franklin owners get a steady day-by-day delivery of

20 miles per gallon of gasoline.
15,000 miles to the set of tires.
50, slower yearly depreciation.

Miles to Gallon of Gasoline, Franklin National

Efficiency Tests Under Standard Effi-

ciency Test Rules

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:lily 13, 1917-179 Fianklins 40.3 miles.

May 1, 1915--137 Frank:ins 32.1 miles.

May I, 1914— 94 Franklin, 32.8 miles.

Official One Gallon Efficiency Test Under New

York Automobile Trade Association

May 11, 1909—Franklin won, with 36.6 miles.
Score, 105,408 weight-miles. Took prize for best
score in price class and Willys trophy for score ir-

respective of price.

Buffalo One Gallon Economy Test Under Au-

Official Two Gallon Efficiency Test Under Au-
tomobile Club of America

May IS, 1906—Franklin won, record 87 macs.

All competitors averaged 22 miles.

tomobile Club of Buffalo

!illy 11, 1909—Franklin made world's record,
46.1 miles. Franklin scored 135,902 weight•
miles; best competitor, 86,612 weight miles; aver-

age competitor, 64,495 weight-miles.

Official Long Island Economy Test Under Long
Island Automobile Club

Official Economy Test of Franklin Car Under

Feb. 25, 1908—Franklin won, 242 miles at 1.2

June 20, 3913—Franklin Roadster went MS
miles on one gallon of gasoline.

(caliper mile. Competitors average 6 cents per mile.

Automobile Club of America

Yale Fuel Economy Test Under Prof. Lock.

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wood and A. B. Browne, M. 11.

Dec., 1914—Franklin averaged 26.5 miles to the
gallon of gasoline. Best mind of ;ill cars tcct...1
laying sin or more cylinders.

New York to Chicago Oil Economy Teat

Franklin ran 1,046 miles to the gallon, under F'
pervision of Autoninbile Club of Amerirn., Novena-

ber 17, 1915.

Power Efficiency Test Under Worcester

Polytechnic Institute

Franklin delivered 84.4% of engine power to

ear wheels.

Five Year National Tire Average

Franklin Owners' Record, for five years chow

Franklin gives 10,203 miles per set.

In addition to pioneering the way to motoring economy, the Franklin
Car with its light weight and flexible construction, has developed
the ultimate of comfort, dependable performance and range of activity
in a fine car—in any car.

649 Cass Ave., Detroit

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