San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15


i. W. Beckham. of the Beckham
Motor company, of Laredo, visited the
Crockett Automobile company last
week on business. He received Hud-
son seven-passcnger sedan, which he
drove back to the border city. Mr..
Beckham states that this model is
gaining popularity in this territory.
He says that he expects to make the
Hudson and Essex cars the most pop
ular motor cars in Laredo.
L. y. Payne. Of the Shulle Sales
company, of San Marcos, visited the
San Antonio Overland company last
week. He received a Willys-Knight
sedan. which he Grove back to San
Marcos.
Frank Richards of Kcrrvillc. was
another visitor to the San Antonio
Overland company during the past
week. Mr.. Richards drove back a
Willys-Knisht coupe sedan.
An Overland four sedan was deliv.
cred to ii. i. Shafer. Overland and
Willys-Knight dealer of Schulenberg.
when he visited the San Antonio Over
land company last week.
c. +. Harris. travelling representa-
tive for the San Antonio Overland
company. spent the week in the terri
tory around Beeville and Karnes City,
states J. Z. LeNoir. of the company.
!. A. Shaduo is now connected with
Morgan Woodward Auto Company in
the truck department. Mr.. Shaduo
was member of the Iavaty Auto
Company for n number of years when
it was located in the building where
Morgan Woodward Auto Company
Lincoln division is now doing bust
ness.
Harry B. Brock, Of Fort Payne,
Ala. is spending the week in San An
tonic as a guest of w. NJ. Morgan
of the Morgan Woodward Auto Com
pany. He is here on business as
well as pleasure. Mr.. Morgan states
Maury Eisenberg. salesman with
Nevelow Brothers, who has been in
Waco for several months recuperating
from long illness. has returned TO
his old position with the concern. He
is doing excellent work in selling tires
and accessories, Nathan Nevclow
states.
Merchandising ideas of the North
and East have been put in practice
in Nevelow Brothers No. . store cn
East Houston street. according to Leo
Nevelow. of that store. After making
several trips to the northern part Of
the nation, several members of Neve-
low Brothers have brought back the
plan on which some of the large tire
and accessories stores operate in that
territory.
This store, which is BY far the
smallest the concern has. is one of
the most active. The automotive
equipment for sale in this store is so
displayed that within r few minutes
the customer can pick out the thing h.
wants, Mr.. Nevelow says.
Thomas L. Forrest. popular auto
mobile salesman, who has been out Of
the city for some time. has returned
to San Antonio and is working ut
Morgan Woodward Auto Company.
Ben Noblett, nronrietor Of Noblett's
Garage at la Feria. was welcome
visitor at the Straus-Frank comnany
during the past week. Mr.. Noblctt
has added n first-class radio denart-
ment TO his up-tO-date garage bust
ness, and reports the radio line going
over big with him. "Our section Of
the country was never in better shane
than at present." said Mr.. Noblett.
Tho truck farmers in the Rio Grande
Valley raised smaller crops this year.
but realized top prices for their
products. Our section was visited
with copious rains DURING October and
business has never been better for this
time of the year" Mr.. Noblett placed
a substantial radio and accessory or
der for Immediately delivery while at
the Straus-Frank company. He was
member of the delegation from the
valley attending the Shrine ceremon-
ials here during the past week.
G. c. ITllman. popular merchant
OF Floresyille was business visitor
at the Straus-Frank company during
the past week.
George s. Marlette. service engineer
Of the StrTus-Frank comDany left last
week for Chicago where he will attend
the accessory show being held there.
Mr.. Marlette expects TO be away for
about 10 days.
Paulus Pooh Of the Fl. ]. Heye COM
pany of Halettsville was n visitor
at the Straus-Frank company during
the past week. Mr.. Pooh reports fall
business in full swing in mis- section of
the country. and that his firm is get
ting their full share of the business
done in Halletsville. He is very op-
timistic over next years prospects, and
looks forward TO a banner year.
c. Scott Thomas, manager Of the
San Antonio office Of the Odds Motor
Works. spent few days Of the past
week in Austin. attending to business.
He reports successful and pleasant
trip.
The following telegram was received
last week by Goad Motor Company.
local Cadillac desler: "You and your
organization and dealers should know
that the sales Of Cadillac cars during
the month Of August and the first
week in September this year have
been greater by over 80 per cent than
in any five weeks period on record.
We congratulate Won uDOn your mart