Show HORSE OUT OF LUCK THESE SLIPPERY WINTER DAYS You Tou Cant Can't Knock the LOut L L' LOut LOut Out of Kelly Hatch Says With the coming of cold weather and its attendant icy streets the problem of haulage becomes a vital o one e with all big concerns dealers concerns dealers in coal heavy hardware in fact every concern that does any sort of ot hauling Even when properly shod shod sharp sharp shod as ordered by the police chief yesterday horses yesterday horses are apt to slip sUp and fall rail If they dont don't they personify the fam famous us hyperbole take hyperbole take take one step forward forward forward for for- ward and slide back two Horses become rather expensive dr drawers of wagons in such weather even more so than in ordinary Sun Sunshiny Iun- Iun shiny days when what with the high price of feed et cetera they are often otte more a liability than an asset For or if it I they dont don't slip sUp and break their necks necks- or legs which is just as bad they bad they dont don't get there on time I All this foregoing is to explain why it t is that motor trucks in Salt Lake I these hese days are selling like the proverbial bial lal hot cakes When it comes to I trucking rucking old Dobbin is surely out of the he the running g. Everybody is buying the f fast st and efficient and truck I propelled by gas Not the smallest share of ot this business busi- busi i iness ness by a long shot is being grabbed by jy the Motor 1 Sales corporation agent gent I here for the famous Springfield Kelly I Kelly K lly has become a n name me to conjure conjure con- con jure ure with since these trucks made such a hit at the tho border r where they became known as Uncle Sams Sam's favorite So that Boyd Hatch manager of the Motor 1 Sales corporation Is having no tr trouble rouble uble selling em the Like Kelly Did machines Three this this' last week week week-that's that's the record record record rec rec- ord made by Hatchs Hatch's salesmen One to the he Haynes Produce company a ton and a halt half two taro to J J. C C. Purcell a ahree three and a half and a four |