The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

The steam and Gas Auto company, located on Avenue D near Twenty First street. have taken the agency for the Oakland Sensible Six. Perry Me- Cormack president Of the steam and Gas Auto company is rather pleased over the fact that his concern has gotten the contract for this popular car and believes that his firm will sell flock of them. The Oakland hasn't had representation here for the past few months, and the many ownets who are in the city undoubtedly will be pleased to knSw that the Steam and Gas is now handling the car. Formal announcement has not been made as yet, because Mir. Mccormack has not receis cd shipment Of cars as yet. 1hs steam aud Gas Auto company has had The Seneca car for quite q while. (. C. Clay. manager of the At-
 ianta branch of the Chevrolet
 Motor company, spent Saturday in
 Birmingham. He met the Chcv-
 roIet dealers at the TutwfleR hotel
 and had quite an interesting dis-
 cussion with them. While here. Mir. Clay was the guest of ". s. Edwards. Jr., manager of the EA-
 wards Motor company, local Chew
 ro1ct dealers.
 The Alabama Tire company has had very successful sale of Kokomo tires, according to Harry Kisber, man. ager. He says that the plan of giv- ing free tube with every tire sold has proven popular and althorVh they started out with a large stock. Sr- other large order had to be placed be- fore the sale had fairly gotten started.
 The Brmingham Motor company has t~fx- +1%n a here. according to Don Drennen. Tt is the first time in months that we have been sold out of e-passenger Buicks,' said Mir. Drennen yesterday. We've been going at good clip, however and have had wonderful sue cess at selling cars during the last few weeks and that accounts for the fact that we are entirely out at the present time. Six carloads are on the way, however, and they should be in during the coming week. Then we will be in position to make immedi- ate deliveries again
 Hubert BisseIl of the Bisseik
 Motor company states that his
 business on Rec passenger cars
 and speed wagons has shown n big
 increase during the past few
 weeks. "Rco business has held up
 remarkably wcII," said Mir. Bisseii ycsterdny. "The factory never has
 been Iooscd down during this whole period of depression. We've
 enjoyed mn exceptional business
 during this same period, although there was slowing up some. Dur
 ing the past few weeks, there has
 been n remarkable gain.
 T. R. McCarty, manager of the E. R. Parker Motor company, states that the sale of Chandler and Cleveland cars has been unusually satisfactory dur ing the last two months. We've been going at a good clip, making sales every day" said MT. Carty yesterday.
 The Posner Tire company. Avenue F and Twentieth street. have been ap- pointed local distributor for sthe Dillon Bull's-eye lens for automobiles. This lens complies with the traffic laws of Birmingham, and H. l. Posner is ex- pecting them to prove unusually popular with local motorists. You get ! the nearest approach to daylight with the Dillon lens stated MT Posner yesterday. Dillon lens give broad, l a1l-revealng path of light immediately | in front of the car and 200 feet ahead as well. We are expecting to do a I good business with this lens. At the l same time. our tire business has been ! phenomenal. We have sold over 800