' THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE; OCTOBER' 6, 1918. , . - J HB
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I - This Means You, Too '
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Unless you are blind, deaf, dumb and confined to your bed you can do something. There are no exemptions from the "general assembly" call unless you
come under the above classification.
There are countless ways in which you can aid the cause. Buy Liberty Bonds. Buy Thrift Stamps. Conserve Food. Do more work. Kill sedition and
slander. Aid the Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., Knights of Columbus, Salvation Army and various other war relief organizations. Increase production. And-
recognize the fact that this is your war. Keep a picture of the boys who are giving their lives for you in your mind always and do something for them right now,
Increased production among other things is a promotional work which we have undertaken. '
We urge you to learn from those who are using trucks and tractors, or
from us if you please, whether these time and labor saving machines will
help you to increase production.
When you consider tne tireless energy which is concealed beneath tha
hood of a truck or tractor it must mean something to you. Compared with
fnan-power and horse power you must be impressed with the speed and capac
ity of the truck-the power and endurance of the tractor. These things must
mean something to you unless you are satisfied to plod along at the old rate
of speed-unless you are unwilling to do more than you did during the time of
peace.
Then why will you not investigate as others have? Truck and tractor
sales are based on cold business judgment. ' They are sold without an ap
peal from the pleasure or recreation angle. If your business does not need
a truck or tractor, as the case may be, your investigation will prove it to your
own satisfaction. If an investigation shows you that you need a truck or
tractor you are cheating yourself, your government and your soldiers if yon
don't buy one. Money is no object now. A truck or tractor is cheap at any
price if it will increase your efficiency, give you more time and enable you
to produce more.
A dollar is valuable because of its purchasing power. Food Is valuable because It sustains life. Both are necessary,
Eack our government with both and the boys will do the rest.
These Firms Have Joined Together to Support Increased Production and Better Transportation
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Nebraska Buick Automobile Co.
C M. C Trucks and Sainton Trucks.
Van Brunt Automobile Co.
Fulton Trucks and Plowman Tractors.
Card-Adams Motor Co.
Denby Trucks and Frick Tractors.
J. T. Stewart Motor Co.
Pierce-Arrow and Bethlehem Trucks.
Nebraska Oldsmobile Co.
Oldsmobile Trucks.
Jones-Opper Co
Stewart and Reo Trucks.
Geo. F. Reim Co.
Packard Trucks.
Nebraska Parrett Tractor Co.
Parrett Tractors.
Liberty Sales Co.
Farmer Boy Tractors.
Mid-City Motor Supply Co.
Maxwell Trucks.
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Hayward-Cameron Motor Co.
Stearns and Chevrolet Trucks.
Peterson Truck Co.
Gary Trucks.
Oliver Chilled Plow Works.
Olirer Chilled Plows.
Omaha Tire Repair Co.
Goodrich Truck Tires.