The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

| Hammond has another new au tomobile
| agency this time the Auburn Beauty
| SIX. II }. Bimbach, who is a son of
/ capt. Rimbach, and II. E. Coeheld are
| the auburn representatives. The show
room is at 271 State ST. Mr.. Rimbach
and Mr. Coefield arc Hammond young
men and we'll known for their initiative
and integrity. They have analyzed con
ditions thoroughly and are fully con-
I WINGED there is a big field here for a
car of this type. The Auburn is not a
new car. but has been on the market
tor some tiIne-a Hoosier product, if
you please. made in the beautiful and
thriving city Of Auburn. down state.
Mayor schrage, one Of the bright lights
| Of Whiting. has among his possessions a
new Cadillac Victoria rather he has
! placed his order for the Victoria.
They are certainly making it warm
for Ed. Boiling. He's at Hot Springs
Tor a few days
Harry c, White, auto mechanic. is now
located at ~ State st. in the building
with Wilhelm Schwantz the battery
man. Mr. White will have charge Of
oYerhaullng work. while Mr.. Schwartz
will take care OF tho battery business
Their announcement will be found in
The auto section. These gentlemen place
a rigid guarantee on all work.
AUTO GOSSIP e.
Old Man strombergcr Of the Auto
supply Co.. was down to Ohio last week
and while there assisted in butchering
three large size Berkshire hogs. stron
SAYS the three animals he helped 10
massacre would buy a six-room modern
bungalow almost Anyway it would
make real neat payment on one
And now comes the news that Jerry
oNeil, Paige dealer is going 10 have
an elaborate new building down on Cal
umet ave. If prophecies do not fail.
Calumet ave. IS going TO be a nifty
thorou ghfare some Of these days.
Or. Matushek Of Hammond is driving
a new Grant SIX. It's great, boys"
says Doc.
VIM. Papke the meat man. has new
Grant Six.
Sid kaufman bought himself Colum-
bia SIX and he doesn't seem TO be
darned bit ashamed Of 1t. either Real
riding" sid says
Another auto concern comes into
existence. this time the Tri-City Motor
Sales. with F. J. Priehs and VIM. Schultz
as tbs promoters. Mr.. Priehs is well
known in this district. having for some
time been connected with the West Ham
mond schools. Mr.. Schultz is no stran-
ger either, as he was for some time
connected with the Champion Potato
Machinery Co. in the truck department.
With a firm belief in Hammond and the
Importance of the city as an automobile
center. these fellows have waded into
their work with zeal that forecasts
great accomplishment The Tri-City
Motor Sales will handle the Anderson
SIX. Dixie Flyers and Old Hickory
trucks. Their location is at 1913 Hob
man st. where cars are now on display
4 few days Of sunshine. a good warm
rain and little green grass Will bring
the automobile buyers out in swarms.
Folks. you had Just as we'll get ready
to be disappointed if you wait to buy
That car. because there is already
whisper Of shortage-"can't get the
cars" An order placed now may save
you some regrets. Word comes that
there is a shortage of 500, 600 automo-
bles. What will 1t be month from
now?
Peter Stephanik Of Elm ST. Indiana
Harbor, is driving a new siN-passcnger
STEPHENS.