You can add handsomely to your income by handling The Auto The Theft-Signal device coupled with the $100 Reward feature has proven an unqualified success. No thief has succeeded in getting off with a car protected by this system. In several instances arrests have been made. It has been demonstrated that the Theft-Signal System absolutely prevents theft. The prominence of the Theft-Signal on the right front wheel and the interest of the public stimulated by the $100 Reward offer make it too risky for any thief to attempt to steal a car with this protective device in place. The missionary work has been done. The TheftSignal is well known. Most every auto owner intends to get one some day. The demand is constantly increasing, and very little effort is required to sell it. The mere display of it on your counter or in your window will bring in customers. Write now for our Attractive Offer to dealers. There is a satisfactory profit in handling this Theft-Signal. We want every live dealer to put himself in line for it. This system has been endorsed by the public and the police. Every auto owner is a prospect. There is no doubt it will eventually be in practically universal use. Be prepared to profit by the sales to be made in your territory. Fullest sales co-operation given. Auto Theft-Signal Sales Co. 10th AND HILL STREETS Los Angeles, Cal.-The Harry A. Miller Mfg. Co. has been incorporated for $150,000 by Harry A. Miller, Frank M. Adamson and Milton B. H. Miller.-The Master Equipment Co. is in new and larger quarters at Twenty-third and Main Sts.-James G. Grant, recently with the Goodyear tire branch here, has opened his own tire and accessory business at 723 S. Olive St.-The Greer-Robbins Co.. Twelfth and Olive Sts., Chalmers and Hupmobile agency. is building an addition, 150x155 feet, making a total floor area of nearly 50,000 feet.-The Pacific Sav-a-Life Fender Co. has opened at 605 Security Bldg. to market the Sav-aLife automobile fender. * * Mention Motor West," Please, When Writing to the Advertiser Boiling Points "Then I might just as well "You said it, Mr. Motorist. "Listen, the boiling points of gasoline absolutely con-trol its starting qualities, accelerating qualities, power-giving qualities. Gravity has nothing to do with it. "To get the most out of your motor, your gasoline must have the correct series of boiling points in a gradually rising, unbroken, chain-low boiling points for easy starting, medium boiling points for quick and smooth acceleration, high boiling points for power and mileage. "And only straight-distillation can give this. No mixture can embody all the hundreds of intervening fractions necessary for a perfect motor fuel. "To be certain of straight A Continuous Chain of Boiling Points High Boiling Points High Boiling Points for power&mileage Medium Boiling Points for quick and smooth distilled, unmixed gas, buy acceleration Red Crown-The Gaso line of Quality." Standard Oil RED (California) Low Boiling Points for easy starting CROW Portland, Ore.-Hemphill's Used Car Center has opened at 127 Lownsdale St. to serve as a used car market.-The Laher Auto Spring Co., capital $18,000, has been incorporated by Frank Laher, August Benz, Jr., and Theresa Bauer.-Wentworth & Irwin, G. M. C. and Doane truck dealers have opened quarters at Second and Taylor Sts.W. B. Doan has dropped retailing and will center on wholesale Saxon car sales in Oregon and western Washington and Wilson trucks in the entire Pacific Coast territory. Seattle, Wash.-The W. M. Thompson Auto Supply Co. has opened at 1210-12 Tacoma Ave.-The Pine St. Simonizing Station has been opened at 309-11 E. Pico St. by W. C. Conover, J. P. Conover, R. P. Selier, R. H. Powers, to specialize in an automobile dry cleaning process.-The Westlake Tire & Repair Shop has been started at 2020 Westlake Ave. by O. Pedersen.-The Jones Tire Mfg. Co.. capital stock $5,000,000, has been incorporated by A. E. Jones, R. E. Mathensohn, H. L. Guthrie, J. H. Kugler and E. N. Winslow.-The Bearing Service Co. has opened in larger quarters at 319-21 E. Pine St. * * * Mention Motor West," Please, When Writing to the Advertiser |