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10 THE INDEX, Saturday, January 21, 1928 The Wau It Looks To Her! The bitterest cuuic will admit feminine Influence in the motor industry. And lie will run true to forni in so doing. Lu Blanche Sears Emerson F R O M the Atlantic to the tribution to the modern car. But Pacific, from Canada to the farther than this he will not go, Gulf, our country is covered although in his stubbornness he with an intricate network of is doing her a rank injustice. highways, ably seconded by in Daily the number of women teresting byways that connect drivers increases in proportion the nearby here with the hither to the number of men drivers. to remote there! Farming com It is sheer nonsense to suppose munities have become mere sub that a woman is interested only urbs to large cities, so far as in the appearance of the car she convenience is concerned, and drives, though interested in that their contact with the latter is she most certainly is. sure, swift and continuous. By The commuter is driven to his day the farmer transports his train in the morning by a crops to market along these woman of his household—the highways, supplying his needs car is then her servant for the in the city shops. In the even remainder of the day. She shops ing his family speeds to town in it; she drives to her social en for recreation and pleasure. gagements in it; she ventures Tourists and travelers follow into the city with it. Not infre these roads to distant points, quently it is her very own car, and Summer finds them choked the bill-of-sale and the insur with caravans of motor gypsies, ances are made out in her name. seeking health or adventure or She pays the operating expenses both, as the case may be. from her own allowance. A situ And all this has come about ation of this sort results in an in the last few years, made posother situation obviously true. sible by the automobile that has She has a very keen interest in long since become a necessity, the running expenses and the and quite as much a matter of general up-keep of the model she course as the horse - drawn drives, and keeps close watch of vehicle in the early nineties, or the number of miles she gets the bicycle of our youthful days. from a gallon of gas; of the oil it Its progress has been little short takes; of the cost and frequency of marvelous. Its effect on busi of repairs. As a matter of fact ness would be difficult to truly she is more observant than a intimate. Its changing of man man in this respect. ners and customs has been a She may not know all the fine gradual, hardly perceptible pro points of the mechanical perfeccess. We take our motors quite tion of a motor. The technical as a matter of course, building terms may be as Greek or Siam the day's activities around the ese to her. But she knows convenience of swift transporta enough about her car to keep it tion, and, we may add, the com running smoothly by giving fort of the heated, lighted, proper attention to certain closed car. And one of the chief fundamentals. She keeps her factors in the shaping of this gas tank filled; changes the oil industry has been the influence regularly; has the car greased of the woman of the family. after it has run so many miles; In critical vein, the man-cynic keeps air in the tires; and knows will tell you that a woman is far when there is something wrong more interested in the color of with her motor by the way it the car; the quality of the up hums—or doesn't! The really holstery; and the ornamental sane and truthful man will tell fittings that contribute to her you that it is better for her not comfort than she is in the sound to know too much—too little of the motor; its power; its were better—for she will, then, speed. He will grant, quite will seek expert aid and not attempt ingly, and equally sarcastically, even minor repairs herself, add that the lights and the cushions ing months to the life of her car and the vanity cases are her con (Continued on Page 15) W o m e n ' s Industrial Exchange THOROUGHLY REDECORATED Is a veru pleasant place to have uour breakfast, luncheon, tea and do uour gift huuhig LUNCHEONETTE Famous (or its home cooking and delicious pastries. Outing boxes and individual lunches packed to the desire and taste o( the purchaser. ART and NEEDLEWORK Rare choice gifts, children s clothes, made-to-order tailorin novelties, lamp shades and painted furniture. 43D Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. General Office Atlantic 4582 TELEPHONES Edible Department Atlantic 5084 Art and Needlework Department Atlantic 4586
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sweater, now part of the sweater co
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studied for a short time at the Pen
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each picture has an appeal for diff
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not wear it becomingly — includes
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