Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 234, Hammond, Lake County, 23 March 1921 — Page 7

"Wednesday March 23. 1921.

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1 or yc .rs tlie demand for Buick cars has iaways exceeded the iupnlv eea when Buick production mounted to 500 cars d.iJ;.-. Because of the materia! curtailment of motor car production this w inetr, the country faces a decided shortage of qualiyt cars tins spring and summer.

Consequently" Buick dealers are advising motorists to place

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tnonths in advance of delivery. The reason why the demand for Buick cars has always exceeded the supply is more pronounced than ever in the 1921 Buick. Coupled with the noted Buick power and dependability are added riding comfort, easier control and a beauty and grace that fittingly express Buick worth. Authroized Cuick Service insures full return on Buick investment. Since January 1, regular equipment on all model includes Cord Tires Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One BUICK Series

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21 Forty-Four, 3-passeng;r open car 21 Forty-Five, 5-passenger open car. 21 Forty-Six, 4-passenger coupe .... 21 Forty-Seven, 5 passenger sedan..

21 Forty-Eight, 4-passenger coupe

.$1,795 . 1.795 . 2.585 . 2.895 . 2.985

21 Forty-Nine, -passenger open car 2.06

21 Fifty, 7-passenger sedan 3.295

f. o. b. factory, Flint, Michigan Schraeuser - Buick Auto Sales

694 Hohman St.

Tel. Hammond 61

Ti?n Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them

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MAKE ME PROVE IT Hi prove to you by every test that the Srudebaker r Light Sue Sedan is the biggest $-for-$ value today

Light f?!x Sedan $373 Ligrht &lx Lar.'lon. Roadster Sl.VSO I!ght Six Tour!n 91,585 Specie! Six. largs 5 rassenger Win at $a.5S5 SrrAal Six Ciiiv, 4 r-assneyer. .83,385 PrCist iS!x Tourtngr. k pass $1,885 R'S Six Tourlnsr. 7 pa?s $2335 Xh".sfi prices incl'id1! freight liajidiln? r.nd 'war tax, dr'.lvTi'd to Hammond.

A!i cars cciu'rred wl'h Cord tires. P. J. BAUWENS AUTO SALES Indiana Harbor, East Chicago, Whiting and Hammond Phone 247-2801. 645 Hohman st.

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Motoring Public We are now open twenty-four hours a day to give you service in towing, wrecking, tires, oil, gasoline, -welding and storage. We have a line of new and used tires at most reasonable prices. Our prices on towing are right and we have men in our shop capable of handling any and all repair work. Give us a call. We call for and deliver. , YOURS FOR SERVICE Newman's Garage

360 CALUMET AVENUE

HAMMOND

Office Phone: 3196 Res. Phones: 2824 and 2494

DEMAND FOR AUTOS NOW TVhy a- t o :n - !i is dealers investing heavily in mtr cars? Why ar! manufa-t urirs of ajtomoMb rcel!ti(f t-lcpra;hio ordcr-t from a gn-alcr pirtlon of the country fjr a u t-jniot,;! cs ami truciis? "Wiiy did a Minneajiot;s firm b-jy an en!lr raiiroad? 'hy did a Now York firm v'.r? lis rr-annfaoturer t'.iat It would reed l, "id jolt a between no:v and April 1st? "Tiicre 'a but one answer.'' says V.. T. KTong, als chirf for one of the country's 'arsrst automobile factorie?. "Ccr,ditioni In nan? parts of lh'. country arc ia.provingr. That is tht c- ncluMon to be drawn "rem an examination of these thing?. Thr'1 ia.-sinif r.f motor cars into th3 hands ! owners in Chicago ana t York is an linilcation that tivi bu?l-nc-es men in those cities who rely on t!ie motor car fur transportation in connection w!h ;he transaction of their business rr; experiencing- an increase in business and 'vita this aijjurar.ee of a. change for the better, they are taking step.-) to provhle t iiemselvcs with the. motor car equipment they reed. The purchase of automobiles in the grain country of th Minneapolis territory is an indication that sraln is moving and the growers are purchasing the mo?or cars they vri'A need ar.d raanase their large acreago and so on with th othr cities and sections of" the country. Th autornobite long ago became indispensable and today It would b5 impossiM" for th world's affairs to h conducted without this mode o transportation but the prosperity "f the automobile industry, like th railroads, the telephone, and telegraph companies, depends upon th prosperity of businos in genera! and nat-

INDIAN Motorcycles Easy to Bay Easy to Ride Easy to Keep Up Sliger Bros. INDIAN Motorcycles, Bicycles and Accessories 514 HOHMAN STREET

ura'y must fee; a period o? depression when business In general la depressed. By reason of the fact that different sections if the country are dependent upon the mining, manufacturing or agricultural pursuits 0( nat particular section for their prosperity, it often happens that only one section of the country will experience a !'- riod of depression as the result of some condition which affects that particular section almost entirely, although every section affects every other to a more or less degree. There was a time when tnrough lack of rain, a cotton growing sectlou was seriously affected, the cotton crop was a failure and as a rerfulf. that part of the country suffered a depression which was but lightly felt in other section?. The present demands, comrng as they are from all parts of the country for increased allotments of carf, are an indication of Improving cor. ditionn. rspecia'ly since the report show that the.o cars are rapidly passing into the hands of owners. JuKt as the business depression csn-e on gradually, affecting first one section then another, to will a return to some thing like norma! con'dltlona be brought about, and as the different industries In various parts of the country gather momentum in their return to normality, the demand for automobiles will Increase and therewll! come a time when the production of cars wi!l not keep up with the Improvement of general conditions, and by reason of the curtailment of automobile production during the winter months, there viil not be the usual reserve supp'.y on hand and many people will be unable to get the car of their choice." Ijocally the situation Is looking gocj pointing to a rapid return to the wide demand that has make IwUie County the second largest auto center In Indiana, Indianapolis being the first. Many of the local dealers are at this moment unable to supply certain models, and with the coming of the balmy days the sales will rapidly absorb any surplus that may exist, then look out for the unusual scramble. There U rnly one safe way, as one Hammond dealer puts tt. to be absolutely certain of getting the car you want at the time you want tt. and that is to put down a certain deposit that will maie lt3 delivery certain at a certain time. This Is customary procedure, and mighty good Insurance against disappointment.

W-i-ter . 01 Iff r!f m.-imp dxtrz2s$&: tiitcM mk -k?k V'. -n- ) ff--r; ' - , - .',- h ;. .1 II

The Cadillac asks only the barest minimum of care to render back a wealth of changeless and continuous service, whether the task asked of it in a year is ten or one hundred thousand miles.

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BLOWOUTS

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rart miD ei.it athh Talk now of elevating the railroads.

This Week's Special KAUFMAN SPOTLIGHT 5 Each Reg. $10 Value Watch Next Week's Special STERN Tire & Rubber Co. 639 S. Hohman, Tel. Ill

Talklrg about blowouts, two cats on our front porch held one the other night about 3 a. m, One of the little devils belonged to Mrs. Susquehanna Docdicker who Is a verv dear friend of the writers wife, otherwise that cat debate would have fnded with refreshments consisting of a st'c of hacon garnished with rat poison. At any rate there is reason f?r -n-eouragement. Next week is "Mother-in-law" week. Kvcry mother's son of

us should prove our magnanimity (get the dictionary. I'hoeb' by pre. eentlng the grand old woman with a caressing kits. If you arc hygienic' u. a strainer, of course. ?fof orcj-r'e men report an lnci in sales the past two weeks. Fans are putting In their appearance for repairs, orders for parts and orders f'"r new machine?, which Is a sure sign of dear old Mosquito time. Pear Sir: Is it a'.I right to put mv' arm around a young man's neck while autolng? Answer: Certainly not you inlght break it. Subscriber wants to know if he w:l'. be able to feel spirits in the next world. If they are as scarce there .s they are here, it Is hardly likely yon will be able to feel epirits there, because you will never come In touch with enough to cause any sensation, riease rend ttamp for personal reply. TV. A Young now has an auto Insurance company rf his own, and Judging from the number of applications noming In he Is putting it over In a big way. Kd. is known as an Insurance man with a heart, a real honest-to-goodne.ss aorta that has a kick in every pump. But th kick doesn't hurtThat Is it doesn't hurt outsiders. He may have heart troub'.e for all w know.

BOHLING AUTO SALES

Phone, Ham. 266

Phone, Ind. Har. 78

on record Is that of an Intrepid motorcyclist of I.os Angeles, who recently mounted and rnde the famous Po. qijef Canyon iy phon of te T-.cs Angeles AcjuadU't. This watermatn is an Immense r"und metal pipe which provide- a riding surfarc on top of only sl incho,?. with a drop of twenty feet ori either side.

Aatorr.obi'.ea in North Carolina represent an investment of J 1 10,000.000.

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The Savannah Automobile C'ub in 'leorgia is planning to hold motor car races once a month.

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$50 to $150 On Your Auto Coverage and Get Better INSURANCE Let Me Explain W.A. Young Automobile Insurance Phone 3588 Room 210, Hammond Building

TV TOTJX BAT. TSBT nrtDs I.OOXINTC AT LET US X-OOK AT IT.

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Of course w e do .rvir'i than loU we look If over and fix It 1? If ni'i-ds fixing. I It C'ln '- be rued. w tfl you. .o n'tter sbat mak' of ba'tery ou hi.-e. it rc:ceirs unprejudiced expert attention. Tour Inter, est Is our interest. Call at our Eildi Service Station and let us look t your battery. At the same time you can get acquainted with the Kxlde Battery and learn tat there's an Kxlde designed and bui't for yeur car, that tn oenstructlon, performano snd dur a b I I I t y therp ia no othr battery like the Tlxlde From top to bottom. Inside nd out. the Uxlde Ksttery Is the rult of 32 years of battery build!"r experience Ti'i sure to call today.

Battery Service Co.

Nickel Bros. Tel. 3578

BATTERY

SERVICE

502-4 Hohman Hammond, Ind.

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SALES CO. Snug comfort is the thing you enjoy in a Reo of course reliability adds to the comfort you experience. All models now available in TOURING CARS AND TRUCKS See Me Today for Demonstration

A. F. ADELSPERGER , Proprietor 297 STATE PHONE 543

five chauffeurs and two footmen are employed at the "White House garago in Washington, for the operation of motor vehicles.

The latest concrete machine w.il lay a concrete roadway nine to twelve j inches In thickness, covering 1 ."' '

square feet in a day.

There are 1 3 . 0 C"? physicians sr5 j surgooi.s and 49, fort dentists in this j country listed with having one cr more passenger automobiles each. :

TVhlle the Automobile Cub of Rochester. X. T., 1s one of the largest motor i clubs in the country, plans of a mem- j berehip campaign are under way to , boost the roll to 10,000 members. Because of perfect year-round con- . d.tions. motor vehicles in Florida con- . sumed on an average of 942. 7 gallons i of gasoline last year. The average ' consumption in the United States is j 450 gallons. ,

Trlvate automohiie owners In Bui,os j Alrs have formed a limited -liability corporation with a capital of 1.000.009 ! pesos, to obtain Independence of the . profiteers. The organization will furnish garage service, oil. gasoline, and ! supplies to members at C03t prices. One of tl.e most dangerous rides yet 1

The Good Old X Always Makes Good Sold On Easy Payments AL. J. WALZ 229-231 State St. Hammond, Ind.

Chandler- National- Cleveland

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You never will h a ve need or occa ion to apologize for your motor ca r if you own a National Sextet.

You can alwars rely on the National Sextet 'o take you where you viil and back, and you can be sure that aJmirinf r'ea will follow w herever you go.

Lake County Auto Supply and Sales H. A. THIEL, Prop. N.W. Comer Douglas and Hohman St. Phone Hammond 1741