Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-07-27 | Page 16 | Mercer-Jordan to Distribute Indianas

i MERCER-JGRDAN IB DISTRIBUTE iniDIAKAS One of the most importaut and in- 1 teresting news items in the local automobile auto-mobile field last week was the announcement an-nouncement that the Mercer-Jordan Sales company, distributors in this territory ter-ritory for the famous Mercer and Jor- ; dan passenger cars, had entered the 1 truck fiold by becoming the intermoun- ; tain distributors for Indiana trucks. I The addition of this popular and j widely used truck to the list of those : already sold in this section will be ; heralded with joy by prospective truck 1 buyers, for the Indiana has established a solid reputation throughout the coun- i try as one of the very best truck in- ; vestments on the market today. For I this reason Manager Kaar of the Mer- i ecr-Jordan, and his associate, Mark ; Groesbeek, sales manager of the cor- poration, are receiving congratulations : on their business acumen anil foresight : in securing tho distribution rights. : According to Manager Kaar, his com- : pany will carry a complete line of the Indiana trucks, as well as a full stock ; of parts. Several trucks are already on ; displa' in the handsome new salesrooms Z of the Mercer-Jordan company on So- -cial Hall avenue. Farts of every de- seription have also been received and 5 the distributing company is now pre- z pared to handle the Indiana in a tlior- ; oughly competent manner. j "The Indiana is one of the best liked trucks in the country, and we are more E than glad to become its distributors here," said Mr. Kaar, in commenting E last week upon his new department. " w -:il .-.- il 1 r. 1- - !1 t, n in uiaivc i iicsc i urns a Ulg lea- ture of our business and can assure business men and manufacturers that before accepting the local ngencv ivp 6couted the market and found no truck S with a better record of accomplish- ments than tli Indiana. It won fame K palorc for its excellent performances during the war, and has also proved its S worth in scores of big factories and K elsewhere. ' ' The "Indiana truck is manufactured in E one. one and a half, two, three and a E half and five-ton capacities. It is a ' silent, cliainless, worm-driven tvpe, j built for every service by the Indiana Truck corporation of Marion. Tnd. Ser- vice stations have been established in " all of the principal cities of the S." United States, and it is such stations as that already under wav in gait Lake EE that has made the Indiana so popular, si for service in the highest sense of the I z: term is the watchword of the manti- ! facturinrj company and its distributing agents. Indiana trucks possess the highest Inuality in their every feature. Exceptional Excep-tional value is built into every vehicle and into every part, so that a purchaser is assured of value and service, as he has a right to expect from his truck investment. in-vestment. Many millions of dollars' worth of Indiana trucks are in dailv i service in many parts of the wo'lrt, and in every instance Indiana quality' superiority and all-around merit of performance per-formance arc apparent. Indiana trucks have proved their superiority of construction con-struction and economy of operation un dcr the hardest lests, and established I beyond question of doubt their ability to do any work they ,av he c-illcd upon to pertorm, and underlie most tilSJS . I adverse circumstances, too " tributing ' , ,- so' ur""r Hio dis-su-a'lf ""nek", lucl''' ('us an.! in this sccV o, : r ''",0 ,r"'k ''ongratulatio, ."'' "i;en ,,:,,la the local m rk i C tho '""