Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 30 | Trade Tanks for New Vogue Lights

TRADE TANKS FOR j NEW VOGUE LIGHT5 j Although many automobile owners hav j ing cars equipped with the Prest-O-Ut' j gas system of lighting insist that the ga j system :s really bciter than the e-iectrk a majority are turning from it to th t newer vopue storage batteries. 1 E. E. rariing, manaeer of ti e Mona.ro! Motor company, e: piains that it was thi trnd on the part of the buying publio t adopt the electric innovation which led the Prest-O-Lite company to decide to engage in the battery business. Having unequaled service facilities the country being fairly honeycombed with Prest-O-Lite stations it was an easy matter to give the gas customers satisfactory service ser-vice on electrical equipment. This change has had its effect on the local Prest-O-Lite distributing agency and service station, the Monarch Motor company. com-pany. Mr. Darling, as a result of the demand, has agreed to buy Prest-O-Lite 1 tanks or exchange the new Prest-O-Llte storage batteries for gas tanks for all motor mo-tor car owners who so desire. He declares, by the way, that the Prest-O-Lite electrical equipment is sec- 1 ond to none and superior to many, and that the excellence of the service and the large number of Prest-O-Lite stations make such a battery particularly desirable desir-able for the motorist wishing an electric lighting system for his car.