Daily British Whig (1850), 21 May 1921, p. 13

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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1021, A | a n the Automobile World SELL BECOMES GRAY-DORT DIRECTOR. OF SALES J. R. McGee Has Been Made Sales Manager at Head- quarters. i sommes p W. G. Bell has resigned as presid- ent of the Cleveland Tractor Co. of Canada to become director of sales or Director o's Ltd, @hatham, of Gray-Dort Motors, Limited, of Chatham. Mr. Bell brings to ais new duties m particularly extensive automotive experience. He is a Canadian, born in 1 Ont. Eighteen years ago he entered the motor car business with Woods Motor Vehicle Co. of Chicago. In 1908 the Reo Motor Car Co. secured Bell for their United States sales de- partment, five years later sending him to Canada as sales manager, In 1913 he joined the Studebaker Cor- poratice, Walkerville. After filling the. position of assistant sales. man- AA ee A iti J. R. McGEE Sales Manager, Gray Dort Motors Jad, Chatham, Ont. or ager, he had been appointed salss manager when, in 1918, he becanik "president and managing director of the Cleveland Tractor Co. of Canaila, Gray-Dort Motors also announcas the appointment of Johnson R. Me- Gee as jales manager. Mr. McGee has been with the Gray organization for thirty years and has earned this promotion by his unfailing loyalty and energy. His work in the sales on . 8. BELL 4 Sales, Gray Dort Motors Ont. department has made 'him well known in the motor car business throughout Canada. ' Motorists Travel Far With Ontario License Forty-one out of the 'forty-nime United States have reciprocal arrange ments with the Ontario Department of Highways for the interchange of motor vehicle privileges... Following is a list of the states into, which On- tario motorists" can tour under the conditions which have been agreed to between the Provincial and State Highway Departments: Alabama, Ar- kansas, California, Connecticut, Col- orado, Delaware, District of Colum- bia, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Neb- "| raska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Da kota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pén- neylvania, Rhode Island, South Da- kota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Ver- mont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wis- congin, Wyoming. Following are the states with which arrangements are not in effect for the intérchange of motor vehicle privileges; Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada, South Carolina, Washington, New Mexico. » hihi CC ii Sey Big Drop in Auto Tires i a 3 Automobile tires are now in that exclusive and select group of commo- dities which dre lower In price than during pre-war times. The B, F. Goodrich Company of Canada, Ltd., annound®s a reduction in the tire prices of 20 per cent. This is the second Goodrich price reduction in six months, making the prices lower by about 35 per cent. than prevailed during the motoring season of 1920. The announcement pointed out that a new price level has been put into effect at the opening of the sea- replacing their old tires with new ones. The new prices, it is faid, are {lo continue throughout the season, and are not merely a "bargain" or temporary reduction, This radical action, according to the announce- ment, was taken to benefit the mo- tire baying until July or August in anticipation of lower tire prices. With the prices now lower there is little excuse for car owners to be in- convenienced by riding on patched or makeshift tires In making the announcement the Goodrich company said: "In most parts of the country the. active tire buying season opens with the first of May; hence it is the proper. time to make a serious effort to establish 4 new schedule of tire prices. While a reduction of prices'during the 1921 season might not have been unex- pected by the motoring public, it is Rian Mickelin Motorists can CUrnadian the original now obtain French Michelin Tires in fabric and oversize cords, including the famous Clin- cher Cord which Michelin makes for Fords. The tags of London, Paris, New k., Bombay, Cal- cutia, Buenos Aires and other large cities--run on Michelin "Tires. In France 90 cars 160 run on Michelin Tires. Michelin Tubes last langest ~because of their heavy red«rubber and "ring" shape. Blue Garage _ Kingston Agents, Agents for Frontenac County. Michelin Tire Co. "of Canada, Limited. (Wholesale only) 347 Bleury Montreal, ont of = , ° Wey ggg vv @ 09° ATTWOOD & DINE VULCANIZING : 5 Bring in your repair work on Tires and . Tubes, See our new Wood famous Wood value. Tube, equipped with the "Phone 410w. son, at'a time. when motorists are' torist who had planned to defer his' safe to say that it came much sooner and was a greater reduction than had been anticipated. The only question is whether or not it is too low. We feel that our readjustment of prices is radical and at one move it puts tire prices at rock bottom. Conditions in the automobile indus- try are"much better and the outlook much brighter, and of course this is reflectéd in the tire industry, Fair wages, honest products, right prices, what will give producer, distributar and public real confidence. Recogniz- ing this, we put our prices at the point we have announced." The action of the Goodrich com- pany is accepted' as an indication that the great manufacturing con- cerns of the country are preparing to take the lead in bringing down the cest of things, "ONE-EYED" CARS CAUSE ACCIDENTS Carrying Spare Bulbs is Best Remedy for This : Danger. With the rapid increase in the number of motor vehicles, the can- tions required in night driving. as- sume greater signifiganece than ever. Enough has been said about the glaring headlight to imbue the bet- ter element among motorists with a wholesome sense of responsibility. | But another danger of the nocturnal highway is the one-eyéd car, the Cyclops of the road, the fellow who and induces the danger of heart failure in other road users by travel- ling with one headlight, the one at the right of the car, where fit invites the risk of collision with night traf- fic moving in the opposite direction. It is true,"of course, that nobody deprives himself of comfortable driving light voluntarily; most fre- quently the ome-eyed condition is caused by the burning out of a lamp bulb, a contingency easily met by the expedient of carrying extra bulbs. However, what troubles result. are almost invariably due to the com- placéency with which Mr. Average Motorist accepts matters and delays the instant application of one of a number of remedies within -every- body's easy reach. Where lights are wired in parallel, it is usually sible to shift the remaining buld from the right lamp to the left, Even when the wiring is 'series' the brok- n bulb can be made into a bridge for e current by having the leading-in wires, which remain in the base af. ter the glass bulb"is broken, twisted together so as to furnish a path over "Which the 'current. may teach the lamp remaining in service. The mo- torist equipped with a spotlight may train its beam on the ground im- mediately in front of the car, in thut manner rendering its left side cledr- ly visible. At any rate, many night collisions resulting from the mse of but ome. headlight may be avoided if the mo- torist will take a little care in modifi fying the undamaged lamp and thus lessen night driving risks that are already great enough. Thoroughly dry bran will quickly cleanse the finer velvet and woolen and a square deal all around are|/ takes chances with his own safety | fabrics, en ty Built in Canada by Workers and Canadian Capital Pur CANADA On WHEELS | t More Done=in Less Time That's Efficiency ! And greater individual efficiency is Canada's greatest need. automobiles. Then let us increase the Nation's man- power by the horse-power of motor cars ! That's what is meant by the slogan "Put That is Overland's Canada on Wheels." object in inducing present car owners to write letters on "What my car means to me." ' HURRY! CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 1st - You still have time to enter this contest--Iletters will be received up to June 1st. Butdon'tdelay ! Get an entry blank from your nearest Overland dealer or write to Contest Dept., . Willys-Overland Limited, Toronto, | Canada, '. Keep your letter within 300 words. Don't mention your name. 'or make of car in your contest letter. Put your name and address on a separate slip of paper. The competition is open to * Canadian owners of all makes, only "those in the automobile business not being eligible. or There is no other single factor that can "bring this dbout as well as the use of more $1, $250 for the best letter from a farmer. $250 for the best letter from a doctor. $250 for the best letter from a commercial By proving in this way the utility of the motor car--settling once and for all the fallacy that an automobile is a non-essential--it is hoped to arouse Canadians to the possibilities before this country. These possibilities cin' only be realized to the full, if the greatest possible use-is- made of the test: modern aid to progress--meotor car a, If you own a car, you 'can hel movement to "Put Canada on' ? in doing so, your entry in Overland's big" $5,000 contest may win you a handsome cash prize. i . 000 for the best:letter written by any Canadian automobile ownér. * : : traveller. $250 for the best letter from a woman motorist. $100 EACH to TEN others. $50 EACH to TWENTY others. $25 EACH to FORTY others. "In all, 75 Awards, amounting to $5,000.00 Willys-Overxland : Limited Head Offices and Factories: TORONTO, CANADA Branches: TORONTO, For Contest Booklet and Entry Form, see MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, REGINA. is a comfortable and a sturdy car that gives you round-trip mileage on one-way gasoline. Be tqo, on tires. In fact, people are just beginning to realize what a wonderful car the New Overland really is. See "What Owners say" in the new 1921 Catalogue-- there's a copy here for you. t + A man can sleep when peacefully 1 his wife groans. But he gets terribly | squeaks. skilled Canadian worried when his zatomobile engine A wile tales abowt what she would | % Ign 1f she were 5 man. A bushiad GRAY-DORT 47 Uncommonly Good Investment : : To-day, with many good cars on the market, the Gray-Dort stands out ss an exceptional car and an uncommonly desirable investment for you. You can buy all the good qualities of the Gray-Dort in But in no other car at anywhere near the the complete combination of desirable features which makes the other cars if you Gray-Dort price can you secure Gray-Dort the biggest bargain in the motor car field. Gray-Dort value has created a wide demand for this car. But Gray-Dort immediate deliveries to a few owners. See

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