Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-10-05 | Page 49 | Would use Auto despite Winter

is the part of wisdom to pet the most out of the investment. To be sure, it is the sort of investment that returns no money to the purchaser, just as tho man who buys a home gets no return in dollars dol-lars and cents, but in both cases he gets his money back many times over in the form of advantages that more than make up for the cost of purchase and upkeep 'Speaking of the state fair, we are expecting ex-pecting It to bring us a host of visitors to inspect Bulck and National passenger cars and GMC trucks, and we are ready to give everyone a thorough 'opportunity of examining and demonstrating any one of tho three. "We're taking orders for both passenger passen-ger lines and for the truck, but we are not able to make deliveries as promptly as we would like, because of the extreme uemand and tho shortage of supply. Anv conference or fair visitor who wants a car n a few weeks would do well to make up his mind now and put In his order v. ith us while he Is In the city and can pick out the model he wants." WOULD USEAUTQ DESPipiTEfl Randall - Dodd Manager Say3 Investment Should Be Good Year Round. State fair, conference, rainy weather, fallinK leaves and overcoat advertising are reminders that winter is now within striUins distance and to he reckoned with forthwith. And the question is passing from motorist to motorist: "What are you irolng to do with your car tills v. inter? Drive or hibernate?" "There ought to bo only ono answer to that question," contends Tom Davis, sales manager of the Kandall-Dockl Auto company. com-pany. "There Is no reason why a motor car should be put asklo at the end of the season lllte a straw hat. And the men and women who buy ljuiclis do not, as a rule, follow this practice. "Tinio and iiKain the thilok Motor company com-pany has emphasized the fact that the purchase of a motor car Is an Invest munt in transportation, anil for this reason It