The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-12

scope Of experience Brazeal has had in
the game.
Absolutely trustworthy, sincere, with
| a magnetic personality and an abund-
ant amount of energy, it is a good
gamble to bet that Benjamin M will
be valuable asset to the firm of Paul
Crawford. Watch the Chambers and
Halls go from henceforth.
Incidentally, Paul Crawford has got
| ten together a real live aggregation of
automobile men. Carney, Hale, Stewart,
Flightower and Brazeal come mighty
near making hand of five aces
H. H. Simon. Dodge representative,
| was in the city last week.
Jimmy Mills, formerly with the De-
troit Motor company, has gone with
the Anderson Motor company.
A full carload of Hupp limousines
arrived last Tuesday. The Birmingham
Motor company seems to be taking the
lead in pushing closed cars.
Something big is brewing in the au-
tomobile business here. An announce
ment of especial interest is scheduled
to come sometime next week.
RED" Smith is on the road for day
or so. Gadsden and other northern
points are scheduled to receive q Jolt
of automobile dope regarding the Hud-
son Super Six soon.
| You remember Jimmy Andrews?
! Cne of the finest automobile sales
| men that ever stepped in shoe leather.
| We are in receipt of letter from this
4 o. h~x-
New York with the Studebaker branch.
Up to date he has sold and delivered
more machines than any other indi-
| vldual salesman in the branch
Jimmy was formerly connected with
| the Drennen Motor company. He left
several months ago for New York His
work with the Cadillac will be remem-
| going out and selling people who
never thought they would ride in
! car much less buy one outright
He asks to be remembered to all
| the gang and adds that the key is on
| the outside for any of the bubble
| boys who happen to go up to the
| big city to blaze trail of red fire.
| Bradley Street, another Birmingham
product, is with the New York branch
of the Studebaker. From all reports
| he is doing nicely.
Mlnhlnnette or the Overland-Bfr-
mingham company is leading that
crowd in sales for this month. Sales
| Manager Coke Matthews reports an I'M
=, usually busy month for Overland The
little six, the latest addition to this
| line, is a real automobile at real low
| price.
Samuel Jones, the mainstay Of tho
Drennen Motor company crew, is still
| making the boys sit up and take no
Stice. He is the same old Sam, with the
same old smile and the same big crowd
| of friends
| The Brownell Auto company has re-
ceived a dozen Fords during the past
week Jack Crenshaw, Ray Bolton and
| Johnny Tomlin have commenced to
smile little again. Nobody knows
how many orders this company is be-
hind.
| Ed Crawford. Ford agent. has fin
| ished all details of his salesroom and
I service department. This firm Is one
of the best equipped Ford branches
| in the south. Ed is doing a big BUSH
ness. but just like all the rest Of the
Ford people, he is chatting at the bit
| fer enough cars to make showing
F'ords are the scarcest things in the
country at this time.
| The Newell Auto company had a big
| run on Wintons within the past month.
| This car is the personification of lux
| uriousness. Its lines are graceful. mo-
| tor powerful and the finish is great.
c. r. Hammond of the Flint Motor
company Is pushing the Briscos. "a
| Sterling Edwards has certainly put
| the Chevrolet on the map here.