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Show 4 Automobile Is "World's Darling" 4 f A. K. EESKINE. P i H W ' , vC ; I , . v 4 f "Wliy do people crowd the automobile shows each year in ever-increasing numbers, num-bers, paying tor the privilege, when they could see the same cars in showrooms without expense and in more leisure and comfort?" asks President A. R. JCrskine of the Studebak'.M corporation. "What accounts for the gTeat success of the annual shows in the lesser cities and towns each succeeding year? The answer is that the automobile is the "world's darling." Nothing in the history of industry, since the world began, excepting ex-cepting articles of food a:id clothing, has approached the universal popularity of the automobile, and of nothing eise can ft be said that tho desira of possession is universal. "The thrilling sensation and keen enjoyment en-joyment of on automobile ride gets into the blood, with the result that every man wants me. whatever his vocation, color or creed. Women and childrc-n are likewise infected with the germ of this desire. "fo evor b'Vily'? question is. throughout the world, 'When can I buy a car'." and. when that happy day arrives, 'What .ar Fhall I buy?' Hence, neither manufacturers manufac-turers of automobiles nor their deaitrs CYP7 Lper. ri t::r e persuading a prospect that he needs an automobile. He admits it. ar.d ti'.eir only eifort, therefore, is to cor. iiice him he' neeos their pn; ticTar r.i.ik'i of car. Th!r is the only ruh.' Can fo much be sam about any ether man facture-1 product of tf;e d:-y. barring articles ar-ticles of food And clothing?' the boys are now engaged in turning out first-class radiator jobs, straightening out fenders and eliminating dents in the body of the car. This class of work calla for skill beyond the average, as well as first-hand knowledge of sheet steel and other metals of which car bodies and fenders are made. Radiator tinkering is most exacting and shonld only bo done by experienced men; hence .. the Driscoll brothers invite car owners to see them for dependable work. vJ |