Jerry K. Adams Picked Good Location for Auto Garagev.W¥Mmmffplf$*»;;* x:*;oy.: *lt;lt;lt;'lt;• • ■*.lt;)*Km«siow..»xy»mm’*i £jlt; lt;§ £;xW’.syj»yliissiiii?lx?yc£'’wi;*%«»IPlt;oslt;$£$SSfKOV Vt'SAXlt;Clt;«««On what for years was waste land, at the apex of Norfh Cedar street and Lincoln Avenue, Jerry Adams did some j visualizing and built. a garage and j supply house. He bridged the San, Domingo creek, and put up an artistic building for his business, conforming with the Y shape of the streets. It might be called the house of many gables. It provides a fine displayroom for the cars of which he has the agency—the Oldsmobile and the Stud-ebaker.He sells supplies, such as gasoline, oils, tires and other accessories. Jerry is on the job, a hustler, and is making good as an auto salesman, going beyond what friends believed was possible for this section. 'He also sells cigars and candy, believing in getting o#t of the business all that’s possible, and besides as has proven itself, little sales and a chance to converse has led to bigger sales. Mr. Adams isn’t afraid to work and can be found on the job from daybreak to bedtime. It shows what can come out of an idea and steady push.