The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15

and Rubber Co.,, and for some time has been southern manager of the Swinehart Tire and Rubber company of Akron, O.
 The new firm will be known as the Hansberger- Holmes Rubber Co.,. with temporary location at 12i South Twentieth street, but will later move to their new building on South Twentieth street.
 The plans of running the business de- serves the members of the firm congrat- ulation from every motorist, their main feature being quality and service The firm will operate two large service cars for the convenience of their customers, and will go anywhere within three miles of the city and change tires free.
 Every autost is cordially invited to come and inspect their work and get ac- ouanted with the new member of the firm.
 Murray Brown was out riding in his Norman roadster. He was accompanied by lady. They had talked of many topics until conversation waned The lady doubtless was impressed with the per-sc elegance of Murray and in gazing towards the magneto and battery her eyes rested on the letter M" for magneto and "G for battery
 'T see your initials are on your car ir- side, MT. Brown. Did you have the cal
  "oh. yes.'' answered Murray without a change of face
 How lovely" she exclaimed while pick ing out the Murray Brown letter The car, MT. Brown afterwards explained. was fought from Mercer Barnett. He also pos sesses the fata, M. B. The Ford Sales The Ford company announces the fol lowing sales this week: Ford touring cars to w. A. Hubish, Tus. caloosa; William Palmer, Tuscaloosa; J C. Barnett Ensley: T. C. Banks, Attala Joseph Grant Anniston; three touring cars to J. =. Taff, Ford dealer in An niston.
 Ford roada.er to DnPont Powder com pany, city
 Ford torpedo runabouts to C. C. Snider city; w. D. Parsons, Leeds: Bonham Lewis Grain company, Bessemer; D. M. Yates, Roanoke.
 Carload of cars to dealer in Decatur. The Highland Garage Sales B. NJ. Brazeal, sales manager for the Highland garage, announced the sale of one Alec truck to the Barnett Lumber company during the past week. The sale was handled by MT. Brazeal anl Ed Pa tilo of the Highland sales forces. That company also announced yesterday the dflINal or one tdllOdu bi MOfllidis end the fact tjlat two cars of Bucks will be delivered Monday and also two cars of Oldsmobile. Shipments nave already been made
 Denegre Handling Hudson Charles Denegre who has been handling the Packard here for some years and also the Hudson, has given a great deal of ad- ditional territory In this state for tine Hudson. He las increased his sales force and it is understood that he will inaugu- rate an aggressive sales campaign with out delay. Tine new Hudson received here has been ins pected with great interest by tlcse Interested in buys and Mir Denegre and bis assistants believe thcy will be able to handle a great many Of them. Ambulance Auto Made Here The Great Southern Automobile com pany delivered during the past few week, two automobile ambulances male in Bir- n,ingham. They were both purchased by the Woodin Undertaking company of Woodlawn. The cars are D horseoower and cost s4500 each.
 They are said to be the first automobile ambulances made in Birmingham and re- fleet a great deal of credit upon the local makers. The Great Southern has beer manufacturing cars here for scr,e months but have not entered the ambulance busi-
 
 added to that oompany's production
 The cars delivered are white, trimmed in red with The chassis black. They are upholstered in deep red and present a most attractive appearance. c. ?. Wilson. sales manager for the Great Southern, says the cars have given the best of serv- ice and that he is of the impression that no better cars could have been made else where at the price paid.
 Enslen on Inspection
 F. F. Enslen. Jr.. general manager of is in the east and north inspecting the new models that are being designed by the leading makers. He will be awey several days 1t is understood. Until Mir. Enslen returns the company has no information as to the types to be made by that corr pany for the season of 1913. Mir. Wilson, sales manager, said yesterday that MT. Enslen would return chucked full of new ideas and that something very fine would be turned ont Tn Birmingham by the local automobile makers.
 L.. L. Barnes of the oakland is in Ie- troit.
 Hugo Marx is using recently pur- chased Chalmers.
 Newspaper Ads Pay
 "Once more we have proven to our own satisfaction that newspapers are the best selling medium for automobiles says Lucius s. French, secretary and adver-