The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
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was impossible for prospective pur-
chasers to buy cars last year, and
those who were forced to do without,
will be seen driving their new cars
this spring and summer.
Mr. Lockard has anticipated the in
creased demand for cars and has ar
ranged to supply his patrons with al
most immediate deliveries for any one
Of the four standard cars mentioned
above Those who have had Occa-
sion to investigate cars need not be
told of the great values that obtain
in these machines, for they are known
the world over; are used the world
over and are in demand wherever
automobiles are used. There are no
cars in the market that rank higher,
and few will reach their height, for
they combine all the good qualities of
other good cars and few of their
own. When a man buys an automo-
bile who wants to be assured that it
will measure up to his expectation
and give him service; one that will
Uphold the owners honest pride and
be a source of comfort as well as
pleasure. When you own q Hudson,
Buick, Chevrolet or Essex you can
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pany, for their superior has not been
made.
In addition to handling this superb
line of automobiles, Mr.. Lockard is
also distributing agent for the Good
year, Fisk, Firestone and United
States tires, all OF which are well
known and standard makes of tires.
A full line of accessories for all
makes of cars also carried in stock,
so there is no occasion for any auto
mobile owner to feel that he is re-
quired to send to some out-of-town
concern for accessories OF whatsoever
nature when he can secure them right
here at home, and then he knows
what he is getting; he is taking no
chances. Moreover, you are keeping
your money in the community in
which you made it and eventually
the dollars you pay out will revert
back to your pocketbook.
Mr. Lockard specializes in repair
work, where general repairing is done
by the most accomplished and expert
mechanics. There is no job too deli
cate, nor none too intricate for his
skilled employees to handle, and all
work is turned out i'm the shortest
time possible, fully guaranteed. A
service station is also maintained
which has been of the greatest con-
venience to patrons.
The building occupied contains
about 5000 square feet of space,
which affords adequate facilities for
operating on the most advantageous
L)lans The business has been estab-
lished about 10 years, as Mr.. Lock-
ard entered the automobile business
in 1909, and in that time has built up
a business and established a reputa-
ton for service, uprightness. and
courteous treatment that is not sur
passed by any house in the country.
Notwithstanding the scarcity of
cars last year, Mr.. Lockard sold and
delivered two hundred and ninety-one
new machines, (Hudson, Buick and
Chevrolet besides disposing of at
least one hundred used cars. He ex-
poets to make this banner year and
there is no question but that he will.
He is a Carroll county man, having
been born and reared in this section
of the State and there are few men in
the community who do not know him
and can attest to his fair and honor
able methods of conducting business.
He Is also the oldest dealer in the
county, and the owner of the second
automobile ever brought to Carroll
county.
Those who are contemplating the
purchase of a car for spring use,
should call on Mr.. Lockard and have
him explain the many advantages that
his cars offer His representations
can be depended on in their entirety.