The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-13
TRUCKS co BIC
NJ. F. Hauserman Reports Big
Sale of InternatiOnals.
Mccormick Company, Chandler
Agents, in New Quarters.

NJ. F. Hauserman, manager of the
Mccormick Motor company, which
handles the International motor trucks
and the Cleveland and Chandler al
tomobiles, reports that his business has
shown a large increase in the last
thirty days and that he expects to do
twice as much selling during the re-.
manning months of 1920.
The demand for International trucks
has been so great that 1t has been al
most impossible to fill the orders, ac-
cording to Hauserman. The farmers
and merchants both are interested in
these standard trucks.
Into New Quarters.
The Mccormick Motor company
have just moved into their new quar-
tiers at 1913 Kansas avenue. The new
building has not only a fine salesroom
where the new models are shown, but
also a shop equipped with modern ma
chinery and tools which gives the Gus
toner prompt service Service that
is service" is the motto of the firm.
according to the manager.
The factory bulletin announces that
there will not be any change in the
new models and that prospective pur-
chasers of these autos can rest assured
that no model will come out later that
will show any improvements over the
present styles.
Hauserman is more than enthused
over the new Chandler six. He re-
marked, The Chandler six has earned
a distinctive recognition thru its
splendid body and the excellence of it's
chassis. in fact, these merits have
been called the charm of the Chand-
ler.' This charm is a pride of owner
ship. the possession of an honestly
good automobile.
One Chassis for All Skies.
sfTTa r10uS Sevau for
marvellous motor, the Chandler chassis
is the base of all six models of the
Chandler Six. 1t has been thru this
concentration upon one Chandler
types that the Chandler company has
been signally successful in bringing
this car to a point SO closely approxi-
mating perfection as to be known ey-
erywhere as the Greatest of all Skies
I'm the en-passenger touring car.
the four passenger Dispatch car and
the four passenger roadster are three
open models that meet every require
ment of discriminating motorists.
They are roomy. comfortable cars,
even surprising their immediate fore
runners in beauty of line, in bigness,
in the comfort of their custioning, in
the nicely of their custom-like work
nanship, and in their lustrous finish.
The touring and Dispatch models are
fitted with outside door handles and
quick detachable rear Quarter-bow
curtains; all three are upholstered in
genuine hand-buffed plated leather in
bright finish and have beveled plato
glass rear windows.
LAS matter of fact, nothing has
been left out for the comfort of the
passenger, the ease of operation, or
for the everlasting stamina of the car
itself"
Truck n Harvester Product.
Hauserman praises the International
truck as follows: For the best proof
of the thoroness and the effectiveness
of International Harvester service,
take the word of the man who has
paid his good money for an Interna-
tional motor truck. He knows that
the worldwide Harvester organization
is the jealous guardian of the daily
performance of each individual Inter
national motor truck-and that this
unexcelled 'after-sale' service is one of
the secrets of the lasting economy and
success of the International motor
hauling equipment. International con-
struction makes international motor
trucks worth DISQUALIFICATION
service makes them worth keeping"
The Mccormick Motors company
will have an exhibit in Motor hall dur
ing the fair and will also keep their
downtown salesrooms open in order
that visitors from out of town may
have a chance to look these new mod
els over before definitely deciding
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