El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
= Motor Sparks

AT THE Ell Paso Overland com
. n pany's booth at the auto show
viii be a display Of peonies from the
7 upper valley. Manager +. N. Banneu
> has made arrangements for shipments
of floral decorations every day during
the show.
Five Willys-knight models and IS
model 90 cars have been unloaded by
r the FL Paso Overland company this
: week. including cars 10 be on exhibit
lat their booth at the auto show.
4 President Z. Gordon Perry. Of the
Lone Star Motor company, has an
Inounced that special arrangements
have been made by the Lone star TO
show visitors at the auto show
through the company's display depart
ment at all hours when attractions
Iare not on at the show. Special in
lvitation is extended by Mr.. Perry for
out OF town visitors and patrons Of
the show 10 visit the Lone star.
J John ". Wade. OF the Shelton Payne
ster Of the FL Paso Oldsmobile COM
pany.
". F. wilkins, formerly Mexico
central storekeeper at EstanchiOn. n.
II, has Joined the sales forces Of the
wilkins viii cover the city and near
by territory.
wartime economy on auto tires
is sure making 1t hard 20 get used
tires" states n P. Dichia1a. Of the
City Tire exchange, who has Just fin
ished trip through west Texas and
New Mexico. "In fact ] am not quite
has gone bit too Ear in some cases /
We have actually seen few cars pull
I'D before our place which had the
tire worn away and the tube out on
the pavement That's too much
economy. Repair or retread Of the
tire should have been taken up while
the tire could be saved and possibly
put in as good condition as new
Sales manager J. A. Clifton. Of the
Franklin Motor Car company, was
kept quite busy last Monday and
Tuesday carrying such notables as
GOV. CampebIl, Of Arizona; Gov. Lar
raZolo, Of New Mexico Gen Cabell
and other prominent e S army Of
ficials about Fl PasO In a new Cole
Aero eight Nobody thinks more OF
the new Aero eight than Mr.. Clafton
and when Gov Campbell said after his
first ride 1T is q very beautiful car.
We have had a delightful ride" Mr.
L-4A-A4 say GU AAAE 1aAAA4AaAAAa-Aa
"Fords are buoghc for real use"
states J. c. Byars. manager Of Byars
& Co. Not only is the number OF
Fords here about very noticeable
there being some ESQ in this city and
immediate vicinity-but their activ-
ity still more so. Fords are like our
big red ants. always travelling in
strings, always going after a load or
bringing one back. As a result Fords
often require new parts for they are
never Inactive. You can hardly con-
ceive how many Fords visit US in a
week, how many parts We sell and
exchange. And II never. ceases be-
cause the Fords are always on the
go"
Q. H Westover. who has established
an office at 421 First National bank
building, is opening Up war on auto
mobile thieves. Mr. Westover has
been appointed west Texas represen-
tative for the Security Auto Theft
Signal and with 100 OF his famous
locks which arrived here Saturday
intends to make auto stealing a dang
erous undertaking for those who try
10 get away with machine on which
the new theft signal is attached. Mr..
Westover was formerly connected
with the Western Motor Supply com
pany OF this city and is well known
in insurance circles.