Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 25, 1918, AUTO SECTION, Image 39

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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 25, -1918.
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YOU may be with them in your sympathies. You may wish them good luck and
cheer them as they leave for the cantonement camps, but how about the strings
to your pocketbook.
Are you "sitting tight" holding on toyour surplus money or are
you making your extra dollars fight side by side with our boys?
Are you among those short-sighted folk who are hoarding your
savings for fear times may be worse?
Are you among those who hesitate to spend money NOW to in
crease your efficiency in this TIME OF NEED?
If you are let this message sink deep Into your brain.
Every dollar of your money spent to support this war-to in
crease production-to facilitate transportation and to make up
for the man power shortage is a dollar spent to protect yourself
and your family-a dollar spent to make United States currency
worth 100 cents on every dollar.
Buy Liberty Bonds! Buy Thrift Stamps!
Increase Production!
Not only are our soldiers depending on us for food but our
allies are forced to look to us for food also. You must not fail
them. f
You must increase production and you must get your products
to market. Motive power is the logical solution to the man power
shortage.
Trucks and tractors release men and horses for the war and
enable us accomplish more in spite of the handicap.
There are 24,000,000 horses in the United States. It requires
120,000,000 acres to sustain them.
The number of acres of land used to feed our horses would suf
fice to feed France for a whole year.
Eliminate part of our horses substitute motor power and we have
accomplished two things. Increased efficiency and increased
production.
These Firms Have Joined Together to Support Increased
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Production and Better Transportation
Nebraska Buick Automobile Co.
G. M. C. Trucks and Samson Trucks.
Van Brunt Automobile Co.
Fulton Trucks and Plowman Trucks.
Mclntyre Hayward Motor Cor
Stearns and Chevrolet Trucks.
Peterson Truck Co.
Gray Trucks.
Oliver Chilled Plow Works
Oliver Chilled Plows.
Omaha Tire Repair Co.
Goodrich Truck Tires.
John Deere Plow Co.
John Deer Plovrs.
r V K r..A.AJ.m. Mntnr Co.
ri T llirf I m Pierce-Arrow and Bethlehem Trucks
ti WiW m Nebraska Oldsmobile Co.
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