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Show WOULD PILL EMPTY AUTOMOBILE SEATS Motorist Pleads for Consideration Consid-eration of Those Who Walk by Car Owners. A 'prominent local automobile man remarked re-marked the other day: This is a period when co-operation counts, when every little thing you do to aid human efficiency helps that cause which we are all determined to win. Mr. Motorist, did it ever occur to yuu that by 'tilling those empty seats in your car on your way to business, you would be, performing a patriotic service, at slight cost or inconvenience inconven-ience to your.self? You know what your car means to you. You say that you couldn't very well get along without it. You say it occupies the same relation to lime and money as docs the elevator, the telephone, the typewriter and tho adding machine. You are enthusiastic enthusias-tic about what it does for you, and you are exactly right about it, too. Now then, if you can save minutes and enjoy better health by driving to husiness, why not pick up a few folks on the way? Why not make It available for them to get to their duties earlier, cleaner. brighter, more fit and ready? Maybe their car is laid up. Maybe they do not own one. You see them crowding Into a trolley trol-ley car or waiting impatiently for the next one. You see them again emerging emerg-ing from the same packed, poorly aired car bedraggled and out of sorts. You sympathize with them, as you Should. , . hi. Translate that sympathy Into action ac-tion Give them a lift. It won't cost vou much gas and it will do you a lot of real good, spreading good fellowship fellow-ship in that way. There is a car owner living In a suburb that never fails to fill his car every morning on his trip down town. He 'savs he figures the expense of carrying the additional weight is about 2 cents and that the sense of L-ulsfaction Is gives him Is inestimable inestim-able It certainly sounds like a reasonable rea-sonable price to pay for making 'other people happy. |