Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 252, Hammond, Lake County, 12 April 1920 — Page 7

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WHITDIO. DenOtOTtch Son. 513 rischlapp . OAKY. Eensoa Bros., Eleventh and Cleveland ave. Benaon nUln' Station, Tilth are. and Clark Road. Joseph Kish, ISth and Broadway. Graoit Street Oarage, Grant at. and Eleventh ave. HIOHLAND, Harkema A Van TIL Highland. HESSTTI.X.E. Clarence Ogden, Kennedy and Sam. mer, Hessvllle. 3LACK OAK. Trank Enhart, 208 W. Kldge Boad. 7rask B. Scheldt, Black Oak.

"Who la this man who buys an automobile 'Vn time?" Is he a spendthrift Joyrider turning: his pockets inside out

1 impoverishing: himself for months that I he may -whirl about the country endani ecrlriK his own and others' lives? Or, i is he a conservative property owner ; with assets and a.n inoome that amply i entitle him to credit in malting: rurj ohssea, who f.nls an automobile a nsj cossity? lie Is the eftrnnd man sketched above. ; The first is the man as he la popularly j lm&rlned -whefnever the time buying of ; automobiles Is mentioned In polite but i uninformed society. Here are ficcurata

facts on the buyer on credit aji he really Is: He Is over 35 years old. He has over $5,000 In real estateHa has over $2 73 a month Income, He buys a Jt.041 car. He pays 4 4 per cent in caah. He then pays EG ror cent In ten months. His monthly payments average only CO per cent, of his income. He Is John Erown, wholesaler, who is-es a roadster day in and day out, the year 'round, calling- on Us customers 'in a twenty-five mile radius. He Is Dr. Thomas Smith. whose coupe responds to the call of croup, chills, fever, and accident day and ni(fht. He Is Alexander Green, traveling salesman, whose car knows every Inch of every road in three states and makes bo use of the frayed and bitten hitching post nor of the dirty, expensive livery Btabl. He is -William Henry, eontractc-r. -who is at Elmwood Crest today and at Beechy Ivnoll tomorrow. Inspecting building work, carrylns prospective buyers, prospecting for new Bites for America's millions to live in. Ho in John 3 links, bskfr. whose ligfrt truck carries bread arwl rolls from one end of the city to the other every day. He is Mr. Average American plus stable enough to deserve credit, conservative enough to emrloy It when he can, energetic and successful enough tt make a properly incurred obligation another stimulous to rucccss.

Such are the conclusions to be drawn

GROWTH OF THE TIRE INDUSTRY

Despite the constantly tncreailng number of passenger cars and trucks throughout the country, Akron Is keep ing abreast of the demands made on her for pneumatic and solid tires. According to tn li- F- Goodrich Rubber Company, 83.000 tires a day a tire a second are now being made in that city, twenty-five per cent more than a year ago. During 1910, 4,000.000 tires w?r manufactured in Akron. B 1315, the annual -production had increased tn 7.000.000 and by 1919 to ii0.000.000. If ti-.e present production is continued throughout the- year, CS.000.000 will be manufactured, approximately four tires for every passenger car and truck now In use. The remarkable growth or the rubber industry has caused Akron to increase rapidly la size. In 1310. when the rubber industry employed 13,600 persons, Akron had, a population of 69,067. Todny the rubber companies employ 97,500 persons and the population of the city is estimated at 230,000. Akron rubber manufacturers are making large additions to existing plants In the effort to bring production up to the demand. When additions now under way are completed, the daily production will pass the 100.000 mark.

Precaution Is sure preventive against accident and every driver should always go slowly at turns In the road, thereby giving himself efficient time to avoid any vehicle that might be

coming toward him.

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LAKE COUNTY AUTO SUPPLY and SALES

Douglas and Hohman Sts., Hammond CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE

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