The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1920, Page 7

EE — THE EVENING WORLD, ‘SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920. On the Threshold ‘of the Motor Truck Era HE advance of transportation +. |. is the advance of civilization ~ | | itself. Transportation is a ne- cessity before production can begin. It is also a necessary part of the dis- tribution of every product. The hundreds of thousands of motor trucks prove there is no place today for The motor.truck is untiring, quick, efficient. From factory and mill, eee and work bench, forge and farm, the motor « © Shik transports raw materials and the finished product. From manufacturer to | distributor, from mine to foundry, from — an field to market, from store to home and table, the motor truck completes the cycle of production and distribution. You can reach the Show easily by Subway, or The motor truck 1 Is a vital part of busi- | | | Elevated by using the above map ness—it enters into every trade transaction. | Everyone today benefits directly or indi- rectly through motor truck transportation. Therefore you owe it to yourself, your business, your family, to see and know intimately the greatest transportation unit of the age—the motor truck. There is good reason why you should attend the greatest Motor Truck Show and Transportation : Tonterence in history at New York’s. 8th Coast Artillery Armory, January 3 to 10. 194th Street and Jerome Avenue Kingsbridge Road Station Published by the Motor Truck Show Committee of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce ab A dh aan tat cai ists rn — $e | | | | transportation that is wasteful and slow. | | { \ rer San