The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-01-29

An innovation and surely an epoch
in the Queen City's automobile his
tory it will be when the doors of the
first annual show of the Cincinnati
Saturday, February Z, 1914, in Cincin
MATHS magnificent skyscraper-the
Union Central Life Insurance Building
in the spacious area-21,0 900 square
feet-of the street floor and basement
The Automobile Show will con-
tinue for seven days, with a grand
display of the 1914 models of pleas
ure cars, motor trucks and accessor-
les form golden opportunity for either
the discriminating purchaser or even
the novice to select without fuss or
favor an immense choice from motor
models of standard makes and designs
and.at scale of prices to please any
bank account.
Countless electric lights will brill
liantly illuminate each grand hail.
pleasing the beholder with a magnifi-
cent glimpse of fairyland, as the white
columns, with lattice trellice work and
covered with growing Southern vines
and flowers, illuminated by myriad
miniature colored electric lights give
the spectators imagination a thought
of dreamland.
In this beautiful setting there are
ultra modern models for pleasure and
utility as follows, viz: The Peerless
Motor Car Co., with pleasure cars and
motor trucks; r. G.. Crowthers, with
the Howard and Lexington; H. c.
Wendell, The Vulcan Truck, The Win
ton a"Six," by l.. c. Dennison; The
Moore Oil Company, a Stewart Motor
Truck, from the Stewart Iron Com
pany; The Herold Motor Car Com
pany, The REQ, The Mercer. from l..
Schrieber; Motor Cycles and acessor-
les from Ford Stenger; The National,
"sixes" and ''fours," Chicago Show ex-
hibits, Manager G. L. Costello, of
Boye Emmes Auto Co.; The Palmer
Singer will also be Boye Emmes Au-
to Co. exhibit. The International Har-
vester Co. motor vehicles; A. L. Pa
choud Motor Car Co., King Cars and
Saurer truck; The Chicago Electric
by The Bahlman-Vonder Abe Co.; The
Lozier and Page, displayed by The
Western Motor Car Co.; Otto Armle
der Co.. the ArAlleder delivery motor
vehicles; H. +. Langdon, McFarlan
six; Eureka Sales Agency, with the
Metz and Grant; Wagner Auto Co.,
showing the Velie, "Sixes" and
"Fours," and The Empire; Jungclas
Automobile Co., showing Overland
Automobiles; The Schacht Motor Car
Co, Will Schacht's Motor Truck
Eastern Auto and Tire Repair Co.,
Eureka Auto Company, Dayton Cycle
Car, Motorcycle Service Company;
Edward Titus, with The Rowe Motor
Truck; Crescent Motor Car Co., The
Ohio, John Rempe, Ford dealer; Re-
public Motor Car Company, Republic
cars, White Motor Car Company,
White pleasure cars and auto trucks
The Progressive Garage, the Knox
Tractor Agency, and the American
Pump and Oil Tank Co.
The list of exhibitors comprises all
necessary for pleasure, utility, speed,
power, economy or in fact the visitor
in an enchanting environment, will
find both entertainment and instruc.
tion after even a fieeting glance or an
extended inspection of Cincinnatis
first annual popular automobile show
In placing the price of admission at
25 cents the Cincinnati Automobile
Trade Association feel that a visit
to the Queen City without taking
advantage of this wonderful opportu.
nifty, will be matter of regret for all
who miss seeing its attractions.
AS the show opens it's doors at 10
a. m. and is continuous perform.
ance until 10:30 p. m, and as 1t is
practically within whistling call of the
principal hotels. restaurants, theaters
and a radiating point from which ex.
tremely short lines diverge to all
points Of Cincinnati. it will be no tax
on the time, energy or pocket to en-.
ter its inviting portals.