Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 107, 15 March 1919 — Page 8

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' ... . . he motor car in business is just essential as Men and Capital, There is no argument about that. Every business man knows it

but there is one place where the motor car has not completely come into its own and, strange as it may seem, that is in the family life of the American home. To be sure, thousands of American homes have added the motor car to their home-keeping equipment and wonder, as we all did when the telephone came, how we ever got along without it. The motor car, as part of the home equipment, is just as essential as the telephone, the electric light or the bath room. Homes that have motor cars will agree with that. It is positively true. For these things are necessities and the motor car is a NECESSITY. Safe, rapid, convenient and an ever-ready, ever-present method of transportation is the right of every individual. He can find it alone in his own motor car. Growing distances between work and home, the needed conservation of time, the increasing speed in business life, the lure of the field, the stream, the woods all these have combined to take the motor car out of the luxury class and place it where it rightly belongs, in the class of necessities, of modern conveniences. , The most valuable article in home equipment is something that is equally useful and usable by every member of the family. The motorcar meets that test. It is for father, mother, daughter and son. No article among home essentials is a better investment. Its dividends are Convenience, Better Living, Health and Happiness all shared equally by the entire household. War-time self denial probably caused many persons to get along without a car just as they felt that they should forego majiy other necessities during those months of ending German autocracy in the world. Those days are past. The sooner the world gets back to normal the better. A loosening of the purse strings will speed the day. The recreation feature alone should put a motor car at every front door, for never was there a time in the world when men, women and children needed "re-creating" as now. Business has been motorized for efficiency's sake. The American Home must be motorized for the same reason.

Modernize vour home with a motor car or will your family get its receation on this porch again this summer? Talk it over with the folks

Davis-Overland Sales Co. Gt??oweth Auto Co.

(Overland, Wilys-Knight Motor Cars) Bethard Auto Agency (Chevrolet, Dodge Motor Cars)' McConaha Company (Hudson, Essex, Studebaker, Nash Motor Cars) (Nash-Quad and Federal Trucks)

Buick, Milburn Electric, Rauch and Lang Electric,

International Truck) Central Auto Station (Haynes, Oldsmobile, Lexington Motor Cars) Weldex Mfg. Co. . (Clydesdale, Master, Commerce and Garford Trucks) '

Webb-Coleman Co. (Authorized Ford Sales and Service) Stafford Motor Co. (Cole-Aero and Maxwell Motor Cars) Steve Worley Garage (Westcott and Mitchell Motor Cars) (Seldon and Stewart Trucks)