South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 267, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1922 — Page 30

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1922

30 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 7 Automobile in Th laennry i our 6WS-1 mies an

N

d

Philippines May Yield Gold and Platinum in Big Quantity, Belief

A

r r . i t r. 1 !'';! .

iff 1Mb 1

I

f:-i

1. 1

v. r . ' r

: i

1 1 . . i

r

to ,'(

r . I ', r.-.n.

, h

' r -J r.

TV !.,!

r i

i 1 1 f u i ' : r ru

.-.rt u n r : h ,

1of ! !; p

V. '

,r. p, ml !

.2 r. l n -! 1 1 . n u n i

n- .f-r fo 'Tri l'l

.: th Pitil.j.p-.r,"-. 1 r : - ' ; : o ' ; : if . V ! M. .-' ; r ' r .v,in s . l ' I ' .t i : t : r. mi . . Si i 1 . r. T i vi -. i r I !:!' )'- -...! 1 : f'.-i Th- 1 i;-

i W'h .tri n '.' i 1 v tc ps insido th" Im.- in tli" inornin?. lie is met by the ru-ü of ui'i 'orr.e. The .-alt'run who jisit th- StwtU 1 ,.ik r Purchasing dej juti ir:.:::. th man who is .eokinj; a

l , t:on, th visitor or salesnnn who

' : l

H f '":; i p i if -h

fl. if III"

.1

v r.; m I

St n l"i rl .! '-nini'ipy,: ''!! .!:- h"r .i - t !u- vP;f h - JV rii-ii, o ; , , j ,-, p v. Mlb I i ,!;trvl..J J , i I.- if. r - '

:

P''

t

janan

leady

to

Carry Out

Disarmament Pad Danby

. SAN FRANCISCO. S.-pt. 2.1. How l p!ü;i." rj);:' 1 t)i .- r tary. "P.nt il- the (tr'i' r.'a ifUr,i f-k w--m ' n-it iif r h i we. There is nothing

t" th cyf.i of !'" 5-or - .try of th

r.avy 7 IMw .-iirv.y

n I"nby, It 'k i m.vf un')f;pi.i'. I'

but Tit V' r-

thr. ;t n.n,,' ab.iut that. It is not t o j

xyf f-y : )" ; f 'I ir.m .inv iriin.s Hiii ie : w '

l'.V.'- I unt:l th trvity lia. n rat-; who owns th automobile plcture-I

The News-Tims and the Alemlte air.- Corporation want to know

.Mr

th !i-i th'Tot;hlv, ?.v

!ir-tl that th- Jiiii;!'1 will ;r.-r-r'ly fuifiii a'.l obligations of four-po.v.r fruity." If'- 1 a i 1 ; 1 frf)y anil frarAiy. "Any nav.i I ills-t rma mr,t thr ?" !: wa-- n.-K? 1.

up until .Iii powerai

ifi'-.l a'l aiounii. Our navy will r.ot

1 s a s'nul.-

ha e rat ili-.l. "Ilc-rnrinbrr. thfij tir.i". Put I fnun 1 ! in th Orient. Theii ; f ui. it woubi .ff m." I "What if '"iiina?

iii". If pithT on of thfse com

tb.ir.i,'s take . Jie air ''ioarinsj .kis are jieaco-

pani's ran find out who th ownr

! !.-. h will bo iven a Clymer Wlnd-

potlialrt abojTjtly freo.

cf'-inq"s to thl.- or-

shi'-id s T!ht-

ri r n o

fer th1 owiut doesn't have to he a siibs.ribfr. he doesn't have to buy anything el.so. Ail h nerds to do is to rotor to Th" Nrws-Tiinr-- otTire ami identify thi1-. car as his own and he will be given an order on thr Alemite i.'o. for one of thre lisjhtf. The Alrmitr rompany will iiistall it frre of eharce.

'"Japan hrm n

".'i p p"'d n i

'( ii in i

advan ins

Captains of the Automobile Industry No. 8

r.iiiy on a Studbaker dealer, ar all

ur'rrrr.' d in the ?ame way

No matter what a man's mission inav be. he is niado to feel at home

he to- i :a;rly inside the doors.

Tlu t)!d-fahine i idea which habeen r.-urrerted by Studebaker and put to practical u. which has at-

trarted vi.p attention ana com

iTi'eintion throughout the country

Th." familiar old sin of hospitalitv th' word "w b orne," hfc-s ben

lifted from the door mat of a tn

eration or two a;o and elevated to a

conspicuous and deserving place In

new surroundir.us the salesrooms of

Stii'lebak. r dealers in all parts ofj th.r world. i It Ill- ben worked into a hand-' som sis ri of L-oid and green that i suspended from the ceilings of Stu-j (ie! ,ker show rooms everywhere so i that it i- the hist thing to catch the' eye of the visitor when nterinfj. j Very often when a customer cnters a sai-room th sale-men arei er!irn''d and are not always able to iie immediate attention 10 each

caller Tin' customer who enters a

St udr baker .-tore cannot fail to ;ee

the sign which bids him welcome and cannot help but feel that herd's a coticrn that wants him to experience that air of hospitality which H too often lacking in present-day merchandizing.

Every Htudebaker dealer wants: every customer and every possihle; ( ustomer to foel at home welcome , tb.e minute h steps Into an establishment where Studebaker tars are' handled, whether he has come to j buv or not. 1

he w;; a.krd. i ing and tripjung over the obstacles j nation should kep its navy up toj Welcome" Is the strongest word China is halt-! of d iss.-nsion. but nevertheless she is j 100 per cent efficiency. We ns;d i of greeting in the English language, 'advancing. Put for her civil life! more men. Some of our naval sta-but it has been all but overlooked in

China is less hampered than she hasjtiona and airplane bases are having i the pressure of modern business. It

remained for Studcbaker to pick it

looks like

congress

an-for

been. It seemed to me that what ja hard strung iv n trm.l.ln ho i I u.ith Ja nan ist other battle with

in a fair way to be removed. I money." "Thirtv or more veare a-o I lived' S.c'y IVnby did not make his far

'in China. She has gone so f.rj astern observations from the quar- ! .:.,l since mv last visit that I can- ter deck, but from thorough first

not but be eve that her future is

tip and put it to work and it is significant that Studcbaker. the oldest name in the automobile industry. shouTd have adopted it as an adjunct to the modern scheme of mer-

hand contact., as his fall from an ; chandlzing.

"reat; a future in which we may well ' airplane indicated, and his tight for) "The public is welcome wherever T. Yikinir a friendlv Interest. airplane and navy ha.se money is I st udebaker cars are sold." said O. A.

likely to be a good scrap. Sehn man. retail sales manager, who,

has recently installed one of these

king a friendly

"I found in China. a.s in Japan, a strong sentiment toward the peaceful irolicies -written into the treaty. I

STUDEBAKER CO. GREETS PUBLIC WITH 'WELCOME' At the big Studcbaker factories at South Pend and Detroit, as well as in the showrooms of Studcbaker dealers everywhere, the first thing that confronts the visitor is an attractive sign displaying the word

attractive signs, 'and we want them to know it. The welcome which awaits the visitor to a Stu lebaker salesroom promises to become as famous as the Studebaker slogan 'This is a Studebaker Year' because one is just as true as the othpr."

Skimmed milk food.

is. a very valuabb

pninniN r

rnwAun s. .loun.w or tiii: Jomv motou ni; co.

Pd ward S. .I-irlan wa.- born in .Merrill. W . s2. He was the kind of ft boy who hid imacrina'.Ion nr.d hl natural 1 i n wen writing. HI ambition w.t.i to bevome a newst apfr mnn. Vh: go:i'g to high

s'rue made lilm uch a wonderful! rii'c.str.an. From Tayton he went; v ith the Tin. P. Jeffrey Automo-i t i! company as Advertising Man-1 ager. He wa.? an inveterate wtrker !

L

.'

1

SBCUPTART DEXBT WALKING DOWN THE OA NO FLANK AT SAN FRANCISCO.

and his position did not keep him I

aiorl he worked for ,t n-wspap. r brsy enough, consequently he tookfounVi thls sentiment, too. In our In-; af-rr x-hoo! hour up to thrr .novir much of th work of the sale I ijjar possessions. An immediate ef-t1.-moming. ar.i for hi work he' denirtniert and traveled e.rten-j fect kerned to have been marie by received three dollars a w eek. After .s.veiy. I: wai not '.on? befo-e he!thk creation of military gestures, K-rnd timing1 fron- h.gh .vha; made kiI.-s manager and flna liy ' lr0Und the I'aclflc. Defense has not workel h:s wi. through Madron; secretary if that company. In ; wokened. but threat of offense lias ' urdverfrty a- ur.'.ver-siry corre- I 1 V 1 fi be organized the Jordan Motor nr..n rPrnoved." I

rrnder.t for ".he "M;u1:.ki Stn te i . ompany. The new company, ttn-l Russian .It UTTu-i!" at fiv noinre a week. Hisj b r Mr. Jordan's shrewd Icidersliip. j rrrt s.i .

SPECIALS

Saturday and Monday Only

. . . 3.25 . . .$1.25 . . . 70c . . .$3.00 . . .$6.40 65c . . . $1 . 1 5

SPECIAL $5.00 Spotlight at SPECIAL $2.25 Red Tube, 30x3 Vs, at SPECIAL $1.00 can of Auto Top Dressing at. SPECIAL $5.00 Kit of Tools at SPECIAL $13.00 Spotlight at SPECIAL $1.25 Socket Set at SPFCIAL $2.00 Stop Licht at

SPECIAL $4.00 17-inch Aluminum Steering Wheel $2.95 SPECIAL Guaranteed Spark Plugs, 4 for $1.00 The above items are only a few of the many Specials to be found here for Saturday, Sunday and Monday only. We aim to carry a complete line of Accessories at all times. If we do not happen to have what you want we will be glad to get it for you. Just received a supply of Ford Seat Cushions, front and rear, at special prices. Come in and look 'em over. The Auto Market Specialty Co. 535 S. MICHIGAN ST. The Store You Will Like to Trade At

Influence in th

V, .1 ft

petition after a reporter on

'.e.aving college' ha shown an increase of business th - "Cleveland ' ench year and its yearly production

lite- h

w Pit

on

the ba..9 of 12.000

earn. .fr.

i"r,v. I wo vr r. rs.

c Iiyor. ' I'.'oy of tb National j Jordan Is or.e of the younge-: ".4 h Rrc;ter com pa ny's h)-.t or-1 motor car company presidents and ga-,. and whi'.o t'ir.- b.e p!;k.,l up ere cf th tnest ;:cccsfu.I. He is grn', tr.iny ..f : s fur. .In men fa! ; :r ."nrlrnied optimist. a niruril -.. r-.g ;d. as and met Iiods thot have ! -nl'nan and born leader.

"Russia is not an active partici-, nant in Facifr? affairs. She will be. l.owever, !n the future." Returning to the .;e.n!on of tb navy, anl what his trip had indicated to him about its nerds, the secreta ry added : "I came back convinced that this

-7T

''!:!i:i

T.Tfl.M I I 1

. . , i : . . . , , II I I I I , II 1 i

: ?i; iliiil iiiil liijj

!i: i!

ii!i!t!l

i'lM

I

t

v :i 5 .1

i

H 1 e ? u J

r xt

t

TO

a

TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP THE HOME OF ZIP SERVICE

When your tires are orivins trouble And you're "tired" out. anyway, 1 hen it's ZIP to Taylor's Tire Shop And it's ZIP, you re soon away. I-or it's here you pet ZIP Service; If you don't know what that means. Just drive around or call us; You'll be money in your jeans.

132 East Jefferson Boulevard Phone Main 610

; ' ' Hi i '!! i;: rvi Jyjt - if 3 IHi P ,!l -v. . Vv'a-iJ7' p:I r: I ä w- . j.N .' ( ' . .' c? - I 1

. ' mi i .; i-fv '..js? ih it

IM

1 ' Iii i . i ' J '-- ."r3b,

i ; i : f ; ; i ; . it ! 1 : 1 : M ( : ! t ; ;

, ,, i j.t. .i-w .-.v.-vv r.ci; j f&&M fYs.

8

Public conviction is stronger than ever, now, that only in the good Maxu-ell can such extraordinary value be found. Its great beauty and economical, reliable performance cause it to stand out unmistakably. 5iw $13)5 Cofi WH TWmf Car . SSS RpsJtttr - - Ihnen . k DtrcLl. rrnM ta tm ddd Nikart Motor Sales 333 S. Main Street Main 2028 Hlie Good MAXWELL

MO

ii

1

To All Entries In The

trc' hill l)r7

JA

FOR A. NAME

CONTEST

buck

n

n ti. Hi

& -

0

Owing to the flood of suggestions pouring into our office, we are compelled to disregard all those that do not come on the regular coupon which we have provided for that purpose. Your service station can supply you with a coupon. Your name may win the $500.00 Cash Prize. So be sure it comes to us on the regular coupon. Put "South Bend Oil" in your crank cn 't your coupon and send in your name. This contest is open to every reader of tMs paper no matter where you live. "SOUTH BEND OILS" WILL GIVE YOUR MOTOR LONGER LIFE. INDIANA PETROLEUM CO. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS South Bend Oil Refineries. Inc. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA. U.S.A..

Wliere Can You Find Its Equal?

- - ..., - -1 c : i . . i , r ' i w . ... j

h -r: : - j

sini 1 ca

lTM

i 1 1

IrcSÄrri.cut:

l- f. irtiL: -rt.r.--i

f"rarhfrl

t

4

:i-r .-

Six Cylinders Four Doors 51465 The Jewett is, we sincerely believe, the greatest Sedan value that has ever been offered on the American market. Because it is the first high grade, four door Sedan with a six cylinder motor of full fifty horsepower at such a price. Because all elements of its chassis construction arc as strong and efficient as veteran six cylinder specialists can make them. Because it offers All of those quality -car features in a setting of exquisite grace and beauty for $1465 f.o. b. Detroit It is Sold and Servtced by Paige Dealers Everywirra

OWEN MOTOR SALES 517 Lincoln Way West Lincoln 5050

Try News-Times Want Ads

4

F. 1