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EE RSS. |& | WINNETKA TALK November 3, 1928 Create. all fully acclimated. For Beauty That Never Fades --Evergreens! IN OUR NURSERY in Prairieview are rows upon rows of beautiful and stately evergreens for your selection. The lovely dignity of these trees commends them for use in many landscaping gardening projects. see here is straight, sturdy and symmetrical, assuring the effect of a dignified atmosphere that evergreens should There are many varieties to choose from, all adapted for healthy growth under local conditions and Plant Fiore evergreens now. The stock you will OUR CATALOGUE SENT ON REQUEST Telephone Highland Park 523 49 PRAIRIE AVENUE HIGHWOOD. ILL. Ford Plays Safe Henry Ford declined an invitation to ride in the Graf Zeppelin. Mr. Ford is not an ardent aviator. If recollec- tion is correct, he has flown only once, with Col. Linbergh, and while he ex- pressed himself on that occasion as having been greatly thrilled, it is not likely that he will take passage in any more aircraft. He enjoys making air- craft and he contributes substantially to the progress of the, industry. But to make personal use of them as a means of transportation--that's an- other matter.. Automotive Parts and Accessories Establish Record The automotive parts and accessory industry, which set a new record for all time in August and closely ap- proached that record last month is maintaining operations -in October close to the September level and well ahead of last year, comments the auto- motive Daily News of New York. Manufacturers of motors, bodies and parts for original equipment of cars and trucks, as well as for the replace- ment trade, will enjoy a record fourth quarter, similar to car and truck man- ufacturers, according to the Motor and Accessory Manufacturers Asso- ciation. . : While the business of original equip- ment suppliers and shipments of ac- cessories and service equipment to the wholesale trade last month were seas- onally lower than August, distribution of service parts to the trade exceeded August for a new high record. « A Good Used Car Is a Better Investment Than Many a New Car Ml Cadillac 341 Sedan This 1928, 7 pass. custom built model has new car appearance. Original Beige Hupmobile 8 Sedan, 1928 Desirable 7 pass. in Brewster green with brown hair interior. Good tires, desir finish, h izing brown Goodyear tires, Lorraine spot. Full Cad- illac equipment. Mechanically excellent. Standard new car warranty. Only $2900. La Salle Family Sedan 1928, in original grey with grey broad- cloth interior. 6 wire wheels with Royal Cord tires, 2 mounted forward in fender wells. Lorraine spot, trunk rack, all de- sirable equipment. Motor Al. Carries a standard new car warranty. An outstand- ing value at $1885. Chrysler Imperial 80 Roadster *26 with rumble seat. Smartly finished in two-tone grey, brown leather upholstery. Full Chrysler equipment. The 6 cyl. motor, smooth and speedy is mechanically O. K. $1000. T he above cars may be purchased from income--The G. M. A. C. Plan CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO. 1810 Ridge Avenue able equipment. The str. 8 motor mechan- ically excellent. Unusual value at only $1075. Stutz Str. 8 Sedan 5 pass. "26. Original blue duco and brown broadcloth interior. 5 good tires, Lorraine spot, heater, and other equipment. Motor smooth and in good mechanical condition. $1050. Auburn 8-88 Sport Sedan 1928. 6 pass. in beautiful two-tone grey, grey mohair interior excellent. The powerful, speedy str. 8 motor Al. A real value at the low price of $975. Evanston Branch Telephone, University 8600 4 pass. with California top and excellent winter sides. brewster green. Goodyear tires, Mechanically Al. An ideal all weather car. Only $350. La Fayette Close Coupled Sedan Refinished in light blue with grey broad- cloth interior this 4 pass. has excellent appearance. 5 good tires, built in trunk, spotlite, etc. 8 cyl. V-type motor. Priced for quick sale at $674. 7 pass. duc -- Cadillac V-61 Phaeton Refinished in attractive Natural wood wheels, spotlite, heater, etc. Cadillac V-63 Limousine Custom built imperial. Green 0, grey broadcloth interior, black Mechanically good. Priced extremely low her driving partment. Has Love- shock absorbers, full equipment. $885. AUTOMOTIVE EXHIBIT IS NEW C. M. C. FEATURE Entire Floor of New Motor Club Building to Be Used to Show Accessories--Opens Jan. 1 Constant inquiry on the part of the more than seventy-five thousand members of the Chicago Motor Club concerning the merits of various auto- motive accessories has brought that organization to the conclusion that the only satisfactory method of serving its membership in this particular, is to install a permanent automotive ex- hibition on one of the floors of its new downtown home at 66 East South Water street, Chicago. "Every day," says H. M. Brown, general manager of the club, "we re- ceive calls from members asking our opinion of various accessories. We generally refer these calls to the manu- facturer or his agents, but this is not rendering the kind of service we should like to provide for our membership. Entire Floor for Exhibits "A man interested in heaters, bump- ers or spot lights, likes to look at sev- eral makes. When he is referred to several manufacturers, he frequently feels that he must make his purchase in the first store visited. If he has an opportunity to look around, he might find something better suited to his needs. This condition has prompted us to devote an entire floor in our new building to a permanent exhibition of automotive accessories. "Although sales will be made, be- cause of this exhibit, nevertheless, our thought in conducting it is to serve our membership rather than to pro- mote the sales of any manufacturer. No salesmen representing a manufac- turer will be permitted on the floor, consequently a motorist may inspect the devices exhibited without fear of being annoyed, opens on January 1. "For the purpose of answering ques- tions, we shall employ a man well versed in the automotive business. It will be permissible for manufacturers to give this man all the points per- taining to the product ordinarily used in selling it. A perfectly unbiased presentation of facts will be made, al- lowing the product to stand on its own merits, "The entire eighth floor will be used for this exhibit. The direction board on the first floor will contain a list of 'the exhibitors." The exhibit will open January 1. New Salesroom Is Opened in Gotham by Pierce-Arrow James G. Barber of Evanston, North Shore Pierce-Arrow dealer, has re- ceived word of another expansion step by Pierce-Arrow. This is the opening of a new Pierce-Arrow salesroom on Broadway in the heart of New York City's aristocratic automobile row. This announcement Mr. Barber says, is of especial significance to those familiar with the automobile industry since it reflects the program of expan- sion being undertaken by the strength- ened and reorganized factory organ- ization. The new salesroom will be operated by the Pierce-Arrow Sales Corporation, the New York branch of the parent company. Pierce-Arrow pioneered Broadway's automobile row nearly a quarter cen- tury ago. It was in 1905 that Pierce- Arrow first opened on Broadway. During the 24 years of its existence, Pierce-Arrow's New York establish- ment has placed more than $100,000,- 000 worth of Pierce-Arrow's in users' hands Among them are people of na- tional and even international import- ance.