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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 9, 1917.
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Advertising
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the Automobile, Truck, Tire
ani Accessory dealers of Omaha.
You CAN buy an automobile, truck, tire or accessory at a cut
price, bu What's all you get for your money
F you want satisfaction when you buy
an automobile, a, truck, a tire or an
accessory, make your purchase of a reputable
dealer who will be in business next year and the
year after. .Such a dealer' is selling something
more than just an automobile, a tire or a bit of steel.
He gives you the assurance that you're buying something with
"merit. Both he and the manufacturer stand squarely behind their
product with a guarantee of quality. ' .
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And that isn't all--That dealer sells you SERVICE. He main
tains a convenient business place. Competent mechanics are at
your call when something goes wrong or when you want informa
tion that will enable you to use your purchase more intelligently.
Who ever heard of a cut-price dealer giving service? He's
sold you something at a "bargan." What more do you want?
That's his attitude. He doesn't feel obliged to make good later
on; if trouble arises.
UT your reputable dealer, who main
tains his prices and makes a legiti-
mate profit, puts no small part of that profit
into theSERVICEhe renders you from time to time.
He's doing business "At the same old stand" whenever you
want him, It may be in a month, or it maybe in six months, or' it
v may be in a year. The point is-HE'S THERE WHEN HE'S
NEEDED, AND HE MAKES GOOD.
.He has a large amount of capital invested. He has built up, a
business refutation.1 He is decidedly an asset to the city.
How much of an asset is your cut-price dealer? His motto is
"get all I can, and do as little as I can." -
v . ' Aside from the fact that it is money in your own pocket to
buy of the reliable dealer, whose interest in you doesn't cease when
he makes the sale which dealer would you rather see prosper? '
The one whose business is an asset to Omaha? Or the one who is
decidedly a liability, among local business interests?
Think it over! . Jj
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Nebraska Buick Auto Co.
Buick and GM.C,
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Jones-Opper Co.
, Reo, Denby and Dearborn
Standard Motor Car Co.
Allen, Wescott and Indiana
Omaha Chandler Co.
Chandler
Studehaker-Wilson, W.
Studebaker
Haarmanh-Locke Motor Co. '
Little Giant, Lexington & Maibohm
Na$h Sales Co.
Jeff cry
Noyes-Killy Motor Co.
Saxon, King and Peerless
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Western Motor Car Co.
Chalmers, Harroun and Redden
C. W. Francis Truck Co.
Service, Stewart and Pheniy '
Dorris Motor Car Co.
Doff is
De Brown Auto Sales Co.
Cole :
Mclntyre Hayward Motor Co.
Steams-Knight and Regal
Omaha Tire Repair Co.
Goodrich and Diamond '
Toozer-GerspacKer Motor Co.
Dort, Moon and Pathfinder
T. G. Northwall Co. ;
National, Pullman and Hollier
i. L. E. Doty, Inc.
Velie and Monroe
Murphy-0Brien Auto Co.
Dodge, Paige and Locomobile
Midwest Motor & Supply Co.
Maxwell
-Wheeler Rubber Co.
. Bull and Stronghold
Cadillac Company of Omaha
' . Cadillac i v
J. T. Stewart Motor Co.
Mitchell and Pierce-Arrow
Lininger Implement Co.
; Grant and Commercial Truckmobile
Orr Motor Sales Co. ,
Packard
Nebraska Glide' Auto Co. -Glide
Hupmobile Co. of Nebraska
1 ; Hupmobile
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Copyright 1917
Register nd Tribunt Co.
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