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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
III you want to buy n sell, n rent have Iot or found something,
Advertise n I'm these columns for re suits.
Rates Sc Per Line Each Insertion.

For SaIe-Some full blood Poland
China boars, also a few registered
Shorthorn bulls. Joe Clouse. 4S
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For Sale ~

For Stakeholder. Inquire of o. H.
Collins. 35t2
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Kimball piano, Edison, Maytag cleo
trio washer, oak buffet, table, and
chairs, reed floor lamp, oak library
table, ferns, fur coats. reed fernery,
hall tree, fruit jars, curtains, fruit,
tables, soft coal stove, ivory dressing
table, beds and oak dresser. Must sell
al once-so am selling cheap.
30 N. G. Runger
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For Sale or Rent-4S0 acres or UNI
improved land Sh Sec. rs and NE AZ
Sec. 70 in Campbell TWP. II interest
Glenwcoc State Dank.
8tf Glenwood, Iowa.
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WANTED
WANTED

WANTED
A neat appearing young man from
q TO 35 years of age who is ambitious
81 become a salesman, who possesses
self confidence, has a fair education, a
good reputation and is a hustler, to
represent us in Miller and Hughes.
Hyde and Hand countless To such
q man we offer a permanent position
and II you qualify, advancement
awaits you. Your earnings are deter
mined by your ability and your will
AuflIss COB work. GIL or write.
V. V. Van Osdol, Sales Manager
400 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Aberdeen. S ID.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or RECEIVING BIDS
FOR SALE or BONDS

Notice il hereby given: That = spec
fal election held I'm Pearl township.
Hand county, South Dakota, on the
nth day Of May. 1923, the electors 81
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For Sale-S20 acre improved farm
At 4 bargain. good terms. ~ miles
from Miller. Come Ia and Q me at
the Sanitary Meat Market.
1b n. A. EichmRn.
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For Sale Or Rent
The following lands for sale or rent
by the Hand County Land Company,
Miller g. Oak.
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Fer Sale : My residence on the corr
ner OF East Second street and Cass
Avenue. 4 blocks east of Churchill's
store. The house has s rooms besides
pantry and closets. Also a large
porch. There Is a combination wash
house and coal house on the property.
There are two Soft lots and some
large shade trees in front Of the lots
also q good cistern. The street in
front of the lots is graveled. Can sell
on easy terms, IL desired. Possession
can be- given Immediately. G. G.
Briggs.
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J. H. COLE
Attorney at Law

ONCE North Broadway. Miller. s. ".
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House for rent Bushfield A
Bushfeld. 3!
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LOST

L0st-Ladies comb with red and
green sets. Finder please return to
this office. t3*
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For Sale-One fumed oak library Ia
BILE. Mrs. II. y. Weber. t29-
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Buy, Sell, Rent Lands
Loan Money. Buy and Sell Mortgages
Special attention given to handling
lands for ~non-residents. ONCE Bush
field Block. Miller. South Dakota.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20

mely mem biztos a gyermek egesz-
Stgere. Ha gyermeke beteg, hiv-
jon azonnal orvost. Az 'otthoni
kezeles" tulsagosan yeszelyes.
Ha on AIT sem tudja, hogy mi baja
bebinek, hogy tudna orvossagot
eloirni neki.
Szamos nemzedeken at sok ezer
anva nevelte fel gyermq ket Bor-
den S Eagle Milken. Azert tettek
EFT, inert a Bolden IS Milket bara-
talk ajanlottak nekik es inert a
observation-disclosures talaltak. De sal
nos sok magyar anya sohasem' tud-
ia meg teljesen, hog yezek kitu-
no eredmenyek minek folytan all
tax elo. Az Eagle Milk legfino-
mabb, legtisztabb, friss, edes, dus
tej es a legjobban finomitott Gu
kor kevarve egy csecsem0 tapszer-
mex mely ICY a legjobb cscesm6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20

elismeres hangjan irt r6la. A
kozelmultban a legelokelobb
irodalmi tarsulatok foglalkoz-
tax Vas Andrassal es csodas
szavakkal emlekeztek meg Ke-
meny Gyorgyrol.
De a szavak, mem tattek.
Szavakbol es elismeresbol mem
lehet megelni. A tett beszel.
Tehat beszeljunk mi is. Rem
delie meg aki csak teheti Vas
Andrast es a lelke fog gy0-
ny0rkodni ebben a sep mum
kaban. EFT a gyonyorji kialli-
t3su k0nyvet azonnal megko'
hatja Mihok Sander irodaja-
ben, a Dollar Bank epulet COL.
szam alatt es Mihok a konyv-
mex arat azonnal minden levo-
mas nelkul tovabbitja Kemeny
Gyorgynek, aki igazan: joggal
megerdemli, hogy az amerik al
magyarsag egyszer az 9 kara
csonyfajara is felagassa a sza-
vaknal szebben beszel0 dolla-
rokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20

A KURUZsLoK.

Szazmillio dollarra becsiilik AIT
a. osszeget, melyet Amerika ne
pc evente ertektelen patent -orvos-
sagokra es bizonyos betegsegek
ugynevezett 'gy6gyszereikre" ell
kolt. Ezen 0sszegbol Is milli6 jut
a tiid6vesz- kuruzslok zsebebe.
Ezeknek csai6knak minde-
eyike jizleti forgalmat elismer0 le-
velekkel emeli.
Nehany evyel ezelot az orVqsok
egy csop0rtja meleg tejet fecsken-
dezett egy par tiidoveszes beteg
karjaiba, miutan hangsulyoztak a
betegnek, hogy tuberculosis egy
bizonyos gyogyszeret fecskend2-
xix, be. Ennek a teljesen artatlan
Observation-Disclosures eredmenyei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20
VAS ANDRAS ttZENETE.
Elmegy n.inden magyar haz-
hoz karacsonyra es Ujevre.

Amerikaban epen ugy, mint
az ohazaban a magyar csala-
dos embereknek sok gyerme-
kuk van. Annyi gyermek azon-
ban. .keves magyar haznal van
Amerikaban, mintI kemeny
Gyorgynel, a Dong6 nepszert
es kozismert szerkesztojenel.
Tiz a gyermekek szama e,
hogy ez mennvi oromet es boil
dogsagot jelent, AIT nem kelI
hangsulyozni. De AIT sem,
kell hangsulyozni, hogy a
tiz gyermek mennyi XII
adast .jelent. Ere tiz oyer
mekre gondolunk most Kara
csony mgaasztos iinnepe elott,
amikor sorokat irjuk es Ke-
meny Gy0rgyrol megemleke-
ziink.
kemeny Gy0rgy az ameri-
kai magyar k0zelet egyik leg
derekabb es legbecsuletesebb
k0zkatonaja, aki oft van min
den nemes es tiszta celu ma
gyar mozgalomban. Tesz, dol
gozik es aldoz tehetsegehez
kepest. A kozelmultban meg
irta gy0ny0ru munkajat "Vas
Andras'-t es ebben a munka-
ban az amerikai magyarsagot,
annak szenvedeset, munkaiat,
tehetseget es, alkotasat irta
meg olyan szepen, olyan iga-
zan, hogy ICY meg senki sem
jrt az amerikai magyarsagrol
Vas Andrast nemcsak az anne
rikai magyar sajt0, de az oha-
zai magyar saito is Macy 0r0m.
mel fogadta es a legnagyobt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20

tapszer akkor, ha az anya teje
hianyzik, yagy nincs benne eleg
tapero. ""
Hogy magyar anyak tudjak,
hogy mikent kell hasznalni a Bor.
den's Eagle Milket, Borden
Company nyomatott magyar nyel-
ven egy taplalasi utasitast, mely
elmondja, hogy mikent kell taplal
nj csecsem0t kiilonbozG korban.
Ha akar egy peldanyt ezakb6l az
utasitasokbol, csak XII kell t0lteni
egy szelvenyt, melyet lapunk hir-
deteseben talal meg kiildje ell AIT a
Companynak, mely 0romest kiildi
el onnek ingyen egy sep beby-
konyvve legyiitt.
Olvassa ezeket a cikkeket min
den heten gondosan es tegye ell d
jovoben valo hasznalatra,s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20

azonnal mutatkoznak. A kohoges
cs0kkent, a laz lejebb szallt a
beteg egesz kozerzete javuIt.
Nehany heten beliil azonban a ja-
vulas elmult es miheIyt az erede-
tileg jayasolt idotartam lejart, a
betegek visszaestek korabbi ALA
potukba.
Minden csalo e, patent-me-
dicina -kuruzsl0 ismeri az ifyen IL
pusu kiserlet igazsagat. Megalla-
pitottak, hogv 4 gyogyszereket
hasznal6 aldozatok elismer6 leve-
leinek iroi k0ziil legt0bben re-
gen halottak.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok ts mas
orszagok birosagai altalaban maid
mem teljesen ertekteleneknek tart
jak az elismero leveleket, mint bi-
zonyitekokat.
A legbiztosabb modszer annak
a szabalynak k0vetese, hogy mi
el0tt hasznalna valaki barmelyik
hirdetett gyogyszerbol, ford1lljon
lelkiismeretes orvoshoz S kerdezze
meg, milyen alapjuk van azokna /
a Syogyito tulajdonsagoknak, /
melyeket egyes szerekkel kapcso
latosan hirdetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20

A vallas mem civilizalta az en-
bert, az ember civilizalta d val
last. Az Istenseg fogalma az en-
beriseg fejlodesevel aranyban to-
keletesiil. Robert IngersolD.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-12-20
Gyogyszerek es orvossagok.

Az ON orvosa orvossagot II elo
a bebinek. Az orvos azonban csak
azutan teszi EFT, miutan gondosan
megvizsgalta "a bebi altalanos al
lapotat. Mas sz0val, az orvos tud-
ia, hogy mi a baj, tehat tudJa,
nit irjon elo. Az orvossag az On
kis gyermekenek sol, hogy seglt-
sen bizonyos meghatarozott beteg-
segben. Mem valoszinii ennelfog-
va, hogy ugyanaz az orvossag Sc
eitene "a szomszed kis gyermeke-
mex is.
Ig2n sok bebire nagyon rossz
hatast tesz az az orvossag, mely
valamely mas bebinek van szanya.
Ugyanaz az orvossag eppen az ell
lenkez0 hatast tehcti kiil0nb0zo
oyermekeknek. Csak az on doktO-
Ia tudJa pontosan megmondanl,
hogy az On bebijenek mire vaa
sziiksege. Azert t0lt0tt a doktor
sok esztend0t nehez tanulassai,
hogy EFT tudast megszerezze.
Ha bebije sir, pr6balja kikutat
nj sirasa okat. Ne szaladjon
mindjart az orvossagos ladahoz,
hogy valamilyen sziruppal elhall-
gattassa. Igen gyakran eek a szi-
rupok 0lyan sZert tartalmaZnak,
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Last LyCeam Number

The last number on our lyceum
course tor this season will appear on
saturday night, Feb 3rd. The at
traction will be put on az the Kozy
theatre by the famous New York
players, the same troupe that made
such marvellous hit with our peo
pie last summer in "Cappy Ricks."
A great treat Is promised in the
coming attraction and the local
committee Ia looking forward to a
record breaking crowd. II will take
a big crowd TO make up the def.
cheney due ON this seasons contract
and It Is The dutY Of the citizens of
the town to rally TO the support of
those who made 1t possible for this
attraction to come TO Pocahontas.
Remember the date and begin now
10 plan 10 attend this number.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
New Leader Sold

b Brrowsky, who has 6een oper-
ating the New Leader store here for
several years past, has sold out to
Rosen IL Scbuman of Walnut Ridge,
who have taken possession Of The
business There will be no change
IN the name of the store. Messrs.
hosen and Schuman will continue
their business at Walnut Ridge.
The new firm comts we'll recommend
ed as good business men and ciu-
zens. The New Leader has been
one of the leading stores IN this
section of the state aud will doubt.
less continue TO be so recognized.
Mr.. Borowsky will leave soon to
make his home in New York, wher,
his relatives livs
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
No Harm from Fertilizer

Many farmers hesitate to use COM
mercial fertilizers on their crops be.
canse they have-the impression that
the continued use of such fertilizer
will "kIll" the soil. The weld Of
crops over a long rerIod of years
should be the best indication of the
extent to which the soil has been
injured An experiment OF this
kind which has been conducted by
experienced meu shows that no IN.
jury results. The plots IN their
experiments have received an aver
aye application of ~ pounds Of a
high grade fertilizer every year for
the last 80 years. They have yield
ed practically az we'll as the plots
receiving 6-ton atnual applications
- =.srnyard manure. II such enor-
nous applications, for such long
period Of years have shown nc
harmful results, The average farmer
who applies perhaps lees than zoe
pounds to only one crop IN the rota'
ton, or an average of perhaps les'
than so pounds per acre per year
has nothing whatever to fear from
the use OF fertilizer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Grand Jury COnyeneS

The grand Jury for the January
term of Randolph circuit court was
convened Monday with former
Judge, w. L Pope, sitting as spe
oial Judge. The following juror'
we're accepted and qualified: f.
Dalton foreman. Frank Massey
clerk. Z M Hackworth, l. F John
ston, w f Deaver, Joe dall, Dee
Knots. fl r Fowler, ] P Johnston,
Will Hambrick, 10 Pond, Frank
Ellis, Rufe Bowen, C N Penn, X
l. Hlggiubothsm, w l. English
and w II Perrin temporary bailitf
Prosecuting Attorney o. e El'
lis is here looking after the inter
ests Of the State. After hrlef instruC
tons frcm Judge Pope the jury
went to work The indictments
they return, together with the eases
up for trial At this term will he con
unued until April when a special
session of court will probably be
called If the special term is moi
called for April all the cases will &C
over to the regular July term o'
court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
White Elephant Sale

The local post of the American
Legion Il planning a "White EIe-
phant Sale" to be held one day in
the near future. They plan to visit
every home in Pocshontas and sur
rounding community and collect all
dlsused arucles, store them in some
convenient place and when all is
collected have big public auction.
The boys are planning 10 start the
work IN few days and ask that
everyone who Is fsvorably inclined
toward the Legion begin looking
around for the articles which they
wish to donate. Everyone should
have sometbing--an old piece of
furniture or clothing. kitoben uten-
slls, rugs, guns, chickena. pigs, an
old horse or COW. old tires or even
an old anto, III fact numbefs Of
things they do not use. which would
Ind ready sale on the block
Watch for further announcements.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
frOm Doctor Brown
Wilton, Ark


Jan. 90, 1928.
Dear Mr.. Blanksnshlp:
was, on the l6,s, convicted of
buying a stolen car. was buying
1t, as | thought, from second hand
dealer. 1t afterwards proved he
was stealing them aud selling them.
And after they we're caught stealing
them they swore they told every one
they sold them 10 that they had
stolen them, (Which was untrue.)
| have asked for new trial. If
refused that | will accept my punish
ment like the man that have al.
ways tried TO be. And | assure you
the remorse Is lessened by knowing
my friends both there and here
know that Pm not guilty. Aud |
assure you that | have doue nothing
that you or any other gentlemlu
would not do.
| wish you would so slate to my
friends. Your friend,
Go. w. Brown, d. ID.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
"Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. J. l.. Preston Wed
nesday afternoon Jan "a Mrs. G
+. Stuttle was the successful contest
ant at the game os Five Humid ed and
was awarded a dainty hand EN-.
broiGered luncheon set. Mrs. Vir.
gina Henderson was consoled with
a cut glass candy jar, and Mrs j.
A. Waddle received guest priza, a
beautiful perfume bottle A tempt.
lug two course luncheon was served
Guests Of the club were Mrs Lafe
Bristow and Mrs j. A. Waddle.
Mrs X. II. Sallee will be hostess to
the club Wednesday. Feb. 9TH
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Buys Interest In kOzy

Kern Hall. after serving as man.
ager Of the Kozy Theatre for few
weeks, has purchased half interest
from l. l. Lewis. Mr.. Hall will
continue the management of the
theatre while Mr. Lewis will devote
more of his time to his Walnut
Ridge interests The Kozy Theatre
Is the chief center Of entertainment
in this city and community aud we
are certain that under the manage
mcnt Of Mr. He'll the programs will
continue to be a. clean and enter
tanning as IN the past
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
SENATOR JACKSON
is BUSY IN SENATE


The following bulls have been IN
trod uced in the Senate by Mr. Jack
son the past week. Some OF them
will be of especial interest to Ran.
dolph county people.
Senate Bill No. 100, providing
for the registration of houseboals
ana motor boats Read twice aud
referred to ne judiciary Committee
Senate Bill No I29, permitting
change of venue in Chancery Courts.
Read twice aud referred to The Ju.
dietary Committee.
senate Bill No. ll2, amending
the acts creating certain special road
districts IN Randolph county
Passed IN the senate.
Senate Bill No. ll3, authorizing
the appointment of bridge com.
missioner for Randolph county.
Passed IN the senate
Senate Bill No. 80, to subscribe
the duties and fees of the deputy
prosecuting attorney of Randolph
county. Passed in the senate, in
troduced in the house
Mr. Crockett succeeded IN getting
his bill. Establishing the right of
eminent domain to rural cemeteries
in Randolph county" through both
houses and the bill now awaits the
governors action.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Our Honor Roll

The following new aud renewal
subscriptions TO the Star Herald
have been received since last Thurs
day:
Joe Bruuner, Ia Butler l. Stub q
bleieo, q II Haynes, w X Evans,
Edgar Williams, J J Hooteu, Tom
Ausir, K 7 Harrison, Mrs. A A
Frazier, w l. Nsgruder, A Nc
Laughlin, A o Johnson, J w Nc
EImurry, G W Campbell, Lee Col
Iier, Mrs NJ B Conner, John X
Johnson, Clarence Johnson, p II
Bundren.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Baptist Church Notes

Sunday school surprisingly good
for the day.
Neither mornlng nor evening con-
gregatlon was quite up to our
standard.
Next Sunday morning the p'stor
gill begin an "ExposiLion Of the
Book OF James"
Al the evening hour the text vi
be, "GIve US d'y by day our daily
bread" from Luke ll:8.
On account Of 50 much Sickness
the Woman's Missionary Society
social was postponed unui a IiIer
date.
Let US have a iull attendance OF
all our church members next sunday
morning at a call conference TO DIS
cuss, "Shall We hsYe tso ceks
meeting 10 M rcL?'
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26

S r. Morgan, Lutte Rock banker
charged with completely IN the
wreoking of the Bank of Black Rock
twoy years ago, will not he tried at the
present term Of Circuit Court foI
the Western District Of Lawrence
county. he was granted a change
Of venue to the Walnut Ridge Dis
trIct Court, which wall be convened
IN March Morgan has succeeded
IN getting a continuation Of his trial
at every hearing for tbe past two
years.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
POCa Defeats ReynO

The Pocl High basketball team
defeated Reyno Iii ON the local
court here last FRIDAY afternoon by
the score 1918. That was ouI
second game this season, our boys
having played ReYno at Reyno tho
week before. That game also went
to Poe cihontas ~ IA lu both games
the ReYno boys put upa lively scrap
snd kept the Pocl five on It's toe.
every minute OF the game
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Touch OF Winter

The first inumltion Of approach.
ing winter, since early 10 1922,
came Tuesday when We swoke to
hUd the ground covered with sleet
and snow, and ICY blasts urging us
to dig out our overcoats Today,
however, the snow Is about gone
and the bllmy breeses are again in.
vltlng us to salt away our boots and
overcoats.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26
Announcement

There will be program and a
pie supper at Water Valley School
House on Thursday night, Feb first
A cake will be aucloneered to the
prettlest girl, and box of candy
for the homeliest man present
Proceeds to be used for the benefit
of the district. Come one, come all.
Evalyn Slsson, Teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26

Floyd Jones, who lives on Mrs,
Ben Tiptou'- farm near Old Reyuo,
suffered a heavy fire loss, when n's
residence with its contents, was des'
troyed one night last week. The
origin of the fire ia unknown. Tie
and his family had a narrow escape
with their lives. There was no IN
suranee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-26

The county Judges of the state,
IN convention at Little Rock last
week. went on record as opposing
the proposed bill to increase the
price of automobile licenses from
an average of sl5 to an average of
$50, but favored the proposed in.
crease Of gasoline tax The body
also went onsrecord as favoring an
equal division of the automobile and
gasoline tax between the state and
counties
As a result OF increased postal
receipts the postoflices at Biggsrs
and kavenden have been raised from
fourth to third class offices. TIE
posimaslers in these towns will
hereafter have a salary of 81, 900 a
year instead of working on a com
mission basis.
The Salem High School was TEN.
porarlly closed last week on 80.
count of an epidemic Of fla IN that
town. In the town and the vioiuI-
Is, some member Of every family Is
.sid to be ,lck With the disease, and
Sc me entire families are down.
Will pay yon go cents per drz.,
cash or trade for your eggs Usr,.
den Bros /, Elevenpoin,, Ark 1910
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

There is every, reason to believe
that the Hanes cord tire has the abil
ity to live up to it's slogan, The
Highwater Mark in Tire making
Skill" and one of the chief reasons
is that the Hanes family tradition of
quality is back of them. Hanes cord
tires are made in Winston Salem, n
c.. by this family which has for gen
erations been noted for it's integrity
and reliable manufacturing enter
prises.
The Hanes family, by virtue of long
experience, had gained all possible
knowledge as to cotton and cotton
quality. and as cotton is one of the
most important elements in tire
building it is logical that Hanes
should consider themselves able to
build tire that would meet every
requirement of the highest standard
of quality. When they started out
to build a tire they did so without
ostentation or eXtravagant claims.
but by careful analysis and expert
ment sought a quality product that
would add fresh laurels to the fam
lily name. The same thought obtained
in the matter of distribution and
while they have entered the Biz
mngham territory without any great
splurge, the fact that Cruise Crawford
Manufacturing company is finding
such ready acceptance of these
tires here is striking evidence that
these tires are right in every detail.
Since Cruise Crawford took on this
account less than 80 days ago. they
have found it necessary to recorder
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
INVESTMENT VALUE IN
BUYING AUTOMOBILES
Use Good Business Judgment Says
HupmObile Official

Buying an automobile should be
business investment on exactly the
same plans as tuying real estate
or Insurance, declar o. c. Hutchin-
son, general sales manager of the
Hupp Motor car corporation. Every
factor of good business judgment
should enter into the purchase
original cost price, resale value, cost
of upkeep and the reputation of the
company making the product as well
as that of the dealer handling It,
THE motor car has become a trans
portation necessity, and by far the
greatest use to which it is being put
today is to meet tile paste demand OF
economical transportation. From
10 to rs per cent of Hupmobile buyers
purchase their cars primarily Tor
business purposes, 1t has been ascer-
tained although the Hupp has been
known essentially as family car
for years, and its sales volume built
up from that demand.
There is no question but what the
tremendous growth of closed car
sales among motor cars selling at
every price has been due to the
greatly increased use of automobiles
in every day transportation of all
sorts 1t Is only a question of time,
more roads and more improved roads,
better traffic regulation in cities and
more widespread recognition on the
part of the public as to the place OF
the automobile in the life of today,
before the use of motor cars will be
considerably greater than it is even
now.
Some legislatures still regard the
motor car as a luxury and wouIu
keep it in the luxury class. whenever
discussion of future items for taxa
ton arises But the number is
steadily diminishing.
To-day there is practically the
same number of automobiles in use
as telephoneS'