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The Augusta Automobile Dealers Take
Rank With the South’s Livest Wires
R. H. ARRINGTON.
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Nash Distributor,
593 Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga.
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IaHE NASH motor cars and the Nash trucks
are well known in Augusta, and this is due
to tho fact that, aside from the Nash prod
ucts being among the best in the country, It. 11.
Arrington is the distributor for the Nash lino in
Augusta and in seven Georgia and South Carolina
counties, lie having live in Georgia and two in
South Carolina.
Mr. Nash’s stock is made up of Nash motor
cars, Nash trucks, Traiiinobiles, Troy trailers, and
the famous Nash Quad truck. He has made some
of the largest truck soles that have been made in
this big section.
A large stock of parts 'for his cars and trucks
is carried, and a repair and servico department,
manned by expert mechanics is conducted for the
benefit of Nash motor car and truck buyers.
A beautiful show room forms another attrac
tive feature about this particular business. Mr.
Arrington, himself, is an experienced automobile
man, is an Augusta booster, and is contributing
no small part to the building of the . greater Au
gusta.
LEWIS AUTO ACCESSORY COMPANY
At 509-511-513 Broad street, in Au
gusta, there is a business enterprise that is
the envy of automobile accessory men all
over the South. The firm is the Lewis
Auto Accessory Company, owned by John
H. Lewis and John B. Blitchington, and
operated under the active management of
Mr. Lewis.
Mr. Lewis has been in the automobile
accessory business for a good many years,
and he knows the business, knows how to
make it grow and pay and to give the kind
of service that wins and holds profitable
customers.
As an illustration of his enterprise and
ability, he made what is said to be the
largest sale that a Georgia retailer of tires
has ever made to a single tire user. That
sale amounted to $2,542. He also sold
two 44x10 Goodyear casings to Rich
mond county, at a cost to the county of
$317.10 each, and this size casing is the
second largest ever made.
Mr. Lewis’ firm carries a complete stock
of Goodyear tires and tubes, Exide storage
batteries, in connection with his Exide
Storage Battery Service Station; has the*
largest and best-equipped vulcanizing
plant in Augusta, carries a complete line
of automobile accessories, and a gasoline
and oil station.
“The giant that lives in the storage bat
tery” is the way in which the Exide bat
tery is advertised, and the Lewis com
pany’s facilities for taking care of the bat
tery requirements of automobile owners
in Augusta and that territory is equal to its
high-class service rendered in other de
partments.
Progressive to the core, boosting Augusta
every minute of the day, and with a plant that
is a credit to the city, Mr. Lewis’ firm is doing
a big and profitable business, not only in Au
gusta exclusively, but throughout a good por
tion of Georgia and of South Carolina.
Motor Cars and Progress Go Hand in Hand
THE AUGUSTA HERALD.
AUGUSTA OAKLAND CO.,
639 Broad Street,
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AUGUSTA OAKLAND COMPANY,
I owned and operated by R. M. An
derson and F. W. Perkins, is one of the
busy places along Augusta's automobile row.
These gentlemen have had a good many
years’ experience in the automobile busi
ness, have one of the country’s popular cars
to sell, and with the facilities which they
have for doing a successful business, arc
making an extraordinary success.
A complete line of Oakland automobiles,
all parts for the Oakland, a big stock of
tires and tubes, accessories, and a service
station that specializes in doing good work,
makes the place a very efficient one from
which to buy or with which to do business.
Beautiful show rooms, and a modernly
equipped plant for doing busfness, aids in
making the Oakland sales placet in Augusta
one that adds materially to the automobile
life of the city.
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JOHN S. DAVIDSON,
Distributor
Paige—Motor Cars- Liberty
527 Broad Street,
Service Station in Rear
JOHN S. DAVIDSON is one of Augusta's livest,
automobile dealers, lie is the distributor for
the Paigo and the Liberty motor ears for the
territory within a radius of a hundred miles of
Augusta, and with the two popular cars that ho
has. and liis knowledge of the business, lie is
making a phenomenal success.
All the parts of both cars are carried in stock,
and a servico station for Dot li tho Paige and the
Liberty is maintained. Ten experienced automo
bile mechanics are employed in this service sta
tion, and the palge and Liberty buyers of that
territory heed not worry about being able to get
the right kind of servico whenever they want it,
Mr. Davidson still lias twelve counties open
on tho above cars in his territory, and live wires
in three twelve counties may form a profitable con
nection by taking on tho agency in their respective
communities.
Mr. Davidson'is a live wire booster for Augusta
and for all the tilings that go to make Augusta
great.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1919.
A. R. MUSTIN,
Distributor
Columbia—Briscoe—F: IF. D. Truck
553 Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga.
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A. R. MUSTIN, whose place of business is shown in the
above illustration, is the distributor for tin; Columbia
and the Briscoe automobiles in Augusta and in fifty
counties in Georgia and South Carolina, and he is the dis
tributor for the F. VV. D. (Four-Wheel Drive) truck, being
the only dealer handling this famous truck in all tins big
section.
In addition to his sales agency and distributor’s terri
tory, Mr. Mustin also maintains a handsomely-equipped
service and parts station for both automobiles and the
truck. All parts are carried in stock, and the owners of
these' popular motor driven vehicles may get the kind of
service they want in short order.
Five expert mechanics man Hie service department of Mr.
Mustin’s luminous, and them) are trained specially on the auto
mobiles wliieh tho business sells.
A live progressive citizen, and a man wlio kno.ws the
automobile guide, Mr. Mustin is a valuable asset to Augusta’s
automobile busineKg.