The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1921, Page 18

5 —— cease seneietieentireeeigy ena te ret eiidhneinineatnttarne nti tht iit ELLEN LEE ATTEN TA | aed 18 «ot the automoniie | BOOSTER WEEK IN‘ MOTORCYCLE TRADE 3 All Deale! Throughout Count THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921, i. - > AUTOMOBILE CLUB SHOW ATIRAGTS. = MANY MISTORS © General Manager of N. A.C. C. Talks Optimistically of — frond, Me geriated every Automobile Industry VER? BG eathule Meme neth- | while a ne ern } ness will #0-] ry measure of prepared- money, there is no &p-| for contin -| tures for army and navy in en parent re: Will Display New Spring Models é6e Yes ma'am veally Bake Lo Now Open SPRING EXHIBITION Of Fine Motor Cars, Chasses and Coach Work CONDUCTED BY new hasis comparable with norma was shown that w 000,000 mo. | 10 per pal speak onan’ a ame Avom| The cAutomobile Club of cAmerica on Hae “coms at its Club House, 54th St., West of Broadway The Following Makes of Cars and Chasses Exhibiting: Ambassador Hudson Marmon Pierce-Arrow Cadillac Kissel Mercer Rauch & Lang it Cole Lafayette Minerva Renault 4 a Dodge Brothers Lexington National Rolle} | the ele Essex Lincoln Packard Stevens il 7, m4 > — Haynes Locomobile Paige-Detroit Velie usual attractive. llc’s pu ne'return DRIVE TO REDUCE Mets to buying hs pub FEDERAL TAXATION April 4th to 9th 2 to1l P. M. has PRACTICAL an APHY 1 Admission by Invitation only. Cards may be Obtained upon Application to | mmment. No Prom the Kanaan Cit 1 anticipate a large sale Secretary of Automobile Club of America, 247 West 54th Sereet, New York mong clubmen. Ii marks a the remaining wet spots on of the Lu mon and shown. Att ig the V Ambass and the Le in the Bur The éxhibi a minten simran, THE U.S. ROYAL CORD A famous tire—a famous tread. Acknowledged among motorists and dealers alike as the world’s foremost example of Cord tire building. Always delivering the oame economy, tire after tire, season after season. ‘The stripe around the sidewalls is registered as a trade-mark in the U. S. Patent Office. OVEN BAKED BEANS Your grocer knows why Heinz Oven Baked Beans are better than ‘‘just beans.” Oven bak- ing preserves the rich flavor and | food value that choice, hand picked beans naturally have. ( Heinz famous tomato sauce gives | them a delicious taste that you never knew beans could have. A Perfect Meal ! for everyday, for busy days, for guests or for the family—nothing quite so good to eat, # nourish- ing, sO convenient, so econom- ical. Serve them often. warding ticket element was well rep rs yesterday led William Vanderbilt Dick, Henry |, Kdward ‘. W. Hammill od, Yen. Mr. Reeves, whose Munager of the ile Chamber of him into contact Get the Zire Service Your Manufacturer Intended You Should SAVE RIGHT ALONG on repairs, tires, gasoline, oil TEWART Trucks made eight years ago are still working and earning; piling up daily profits for their owners; piling up a long list of friends and boosters. Designed right, built right and priced right, Stewarts cost less to buy and less to run, Made in six capacities 84-1-114-2-21 9-315 ton HERRMAN MOTOR TRUCK CO., INC. 07-615 W. 57th St., N. Y. Brooklyn Sales & Service RUTH & MATHEWS 1046-8 Atlantic Ave. VERY car owner knows what a difference it makes whether he gets a fresh live tire— or one that has stood around on eome dealer’s shelf for a season e or two. Odds and ends, a job lot of this and that, are just as much a hardship to the dealer as to his customers. i Nobody wants them —or will take them if he knows it. The dealgr does not like to sell them, but he has them on his hands—and there you are. e e e What the dealer wants is a quick moving line of tires and tubes. Tires and tubes that come to you fresh out of the factory — alive with the service the maker put into them, You see now why so many dealers are concentrating on the one line of tires sure to meet the wishes of ninety®five per cent of their customers. Why they are doing away with a little of this, a little of that, and the odd lots that stick on the shelves. In short, the progressive dealer is looking for tires that will meet his own sense of responsibility to his customers — his careful selection of tires and his careful handling of them in his store. Concentration on United States Tires and Tubes is the business policy of thousands of tire dealers today— and hun- dreds more are coming to this great and dependable line every month, se s s The United States Rubber Company has always been in- terested in seeing that you get the right service out of your tires. It selects its dealers with that end in view. It builds a line of tires on which a dealer can concentrate and still have the variety, to meet the needs of every individual car owner. A complete and finished line, for all roads and in all sizes. At prices consistent with what car owners have learned to look for in high-quality tires, * ° s More tire dealers ate concen- trating on U. S. Tires and Tubes all the time. Trade with them. Get the advantage of their superior purchasing power and their quicker turn-over. It is one sure way to get the fresh, live tire service the maker intended you to get. United States Tires United States @) Rubber Company Tire Division Branch, Broadway at 58th St. FOUR KINDS HEINZ Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce HEINZ Baked Pork and Beans (with- out Tomato Sauce) Boston style HEINZ Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce without Meat (Vegetarian) HEINZ Baked Red Kidney Beans One of the . Varieties “Bayer” on Genuine Aspirin—say “Bayer” Warning! Unless you see the name | ralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth- “Bayer” on package or on tablets ache, Lumbago and far Pain. All drug are not getting genuin gists sell Bayer Ta Aspirin in scribed by physicians f 1¢/ handy tin boxes of nd in bottles years and proved safe by m ns.| of 24 and 100, A n is the trad | Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer | mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono package for Colds, Headache, Neu-| aceticacidester of Salicylicacid, 50c On Stand 1921 World Almanac