The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-01

that untold good will result by working
along broad lines.
Every member survived the first
dinner of the Pensacola Automobile
Dealers association held at the San
Carlos, although several consumed so
much food that they declared that it
made them sleepy. It was q success
full gathering of men who are of one
purpose-to elevate and advance the
automobile business. The local deal
ers are representative. aggressive and
they appreciate the necessity of CO.
operation.
E. c. Carter is the proud owner of
a new Hudson Super Six speedster.
1T is done in midnight blue, with red
wheels and red stripes along the body
and lowers. The sale was made by
d. de r. NJ. Scarritt. Mr.. Scarritt also
reports that one Hudson and two Es-
sex cars are enroute.
The United Auto Sales company re-
ports sales as follows: c. G. Mayo,
Jr., Milton, Olds g. touring; W. j.
Williams, Jr., Milton Odds six, touring:
S. L. Fulghum, Odds six, touring; II.
NJ. Barr, Odds eight, touring; J. d.
Macarthur, Milton, Overland four; ]. J.
Lane, Milton, Ia ton Republic truck;
Sheriff. Oil Company, Pensacola, one
ton Republic truck.
H. :. Quina spent the first three
DAYS of the week at Montgomery.
where he attended the tractor and
truck show and mingled with good
roads boosters.
The United Auto Sales company is
expecting this week an Overland
roadster, along with other cars.
That is a Stephens Salient Six which
attracts so much attention with H. p.
Ferriss at the wheel. Mr.. Ferris and
G. E Abbott are associated together
and the Abbott Ferris Motor company
has certainly arrived. In addition to
the Stephens. Salient Six they handle
Miller tires.
p II. Brock, president of the Hays
Motor Car company expects car
load OF Hups within ten days and has
received word that car load of
Dodges are enroute. He also expects
an early shipment of Haynes.
P. D. TebauIt, president of the
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ton, declares that all citizens should
realize that Pensacola has the centen-
Nal and start doing things. He
pledges that the automobile dealers
will do their part. The thing to do is
to start now and whoop things up.
Pensacola is on the map and if she
fails to tell the world she must pay
the penalty. A real centennial cele-
bration of 1922 and extending into 1928
should be staged where history de-
crees that 1t should be held.
The Harrington Motor company re-
ports fair business under cloudy skies.
A car load each of Paiges, Velies and
Chalmers are due to arrive next week.
The used car department of the
Mccain Tire and Repair company is
quite an item in the automobile bust
ness of Pensacola. A. Barker is the
energetic manager and what he don't
know about used cars isn't worth
knowing. He also shouts the praises
of Fisk tires and also talks of his
. in 1 tire.
C. p. Rowan, of the Standard Motor
Sales company, has real job now.
He finds much work attached to the
duties of secretary of the Pensacola
Automobile Dealers association. The
bylaws permits of a salary for the
secretary but as yet compensation
hasn't been stipulated. All that Mr..
Rowan has to do is to get the money
and turn it over to Treasurer Brock.
He also keeps the minutes and an
swers all phone calls regarding the as
sociation. His spare time he gives to
the sale of Nitchells and Nash cars.
F. c. Buscy has purchased an Au-
burn Six from Ike j. Hebron, who is
an enthusiastic member of the auto
mobile dealers association and all
that it stands for.
VIM. c.. Palmer of the Palmer Auto
company, in addition to conducting a
first class garage and repair shop,
handles NIcGraw tires which are guar