Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1919, Page 8

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tng — ‘ = ——— —~— ‘« Whisenhunt returned “OVERLAND CAR JUMPS INTO FAVOR COLISEUMSTILL OLOTIRESMADE SWWREOFTAVGKS IME ott | ins ancy MAKING STRIDES NEW AT BRODIE EAGT SIDE GARAGE WILDS ABENGY WN LOCHL FFL SHOP, CIGPER Vulcanizing Is Specialty and Busi- '§ 8° mean job but the Liberty ness Has Shown Wonderful * Growth During Brief John M. Whisenhunt is a busy man \ this month. It has kept him on the }{jump to fill orders for the Overland ,autemobiles. Only Thursday Mr. from Denver, Colo., whére he went to insure the trade of a Willys-Knight coupe car that he had found in New Mexico. It was one chance in 10 to fill an order establiched in the East Side garage at Third and Pine streets. He leased the garage February 1 and has had the Overland agency since April 1. making every effort to secure a full line of Overland parts for bis custo- mers here. gens! In his cement garage on the east ness in Casper. sido, Mr. Whisenhunt has installed a = full line of tires, tubes and accessor- and Mr. Whisenhunt turned the trick. jes. A good repair room takes up part; S¢Tvice work and all vs Three other men were in Denver wait- 01 the floor space of about 100 square TePairs On Motor cars is ing to take the car if he should fail fee: ture of the large Colise to call for it. A spe ? * the Ei Side garage} 14 it Linden street Besides two touring cars and a is the auto toy done. New} ly growing concern has bee roadster now on the way, Mr. Whisen- auto tops, and repa.. re ty ide} ness for more than two years ~+-|J. T. Gratiot, ‘has ractically al of the time. This company is agent Dodge and Cadillac motor is licensed agent for the house air springs 80 much Wyoming. hunt does not expect to be able to been secure any more cars for three weeks. ing of plate glass in the back ot Mr. Whisenhunt is the sales agent tops is done in this neat little shop of the Overland cars in Casper and is Two men are kept on this work alone. CAOPER DRIVERS curtains, upholstering, anu u | jless must be reckoned with at the ' finish. Another car to be entered is the um ¢ This en in busi He is! !wo Popular Car Agencies and Service Standards Make for Rapid Expansion of Busi- arieties of n big fea and ger m for the cars and Weating in use in Casper is one of the larg- est selling points in the United States oth Dore racing Stutz of Joe Mansfield and i:|for these springs. The unusually will be driven either by Mansfield or TUgh re all parts of the state Stock. They will go to Denver t) ‘8 held largely responsible for the week and may incidentally set a now teat demand for these spring | record from Casper to Cheyenne on A full line of parts for b t set a new mark for future spe is enough to insure the loca! car & Ballard and Mansfield Machines— place in the running and wits two machines entered Casper may ex- Peerless and Stutz—to Be pect to play in the honors. Tuned Up for Speed and Endurance Contest. their way to the big race. The ;er- 2m ¢ Mac cars is handled me of fe (Stutz driven byt conse COmMEBAY. | gle Shoc in 1917, ‘when ithe: latter |For Pe"y % AERDt for ‘0 ters, | OTe. Bupt it is the by the Coliseum compuny managers Brans each car as it comes i Practically every make and mode! to see what is wrong and of car built for speed and endurance have been entered and no_ small his official “‘O. amount of locel interest will be at-'men are employed in this re tached to the result. There are besides these, t FRENCH! BANTAM IGHT The hum of two Casper motors, driven by Casper men, will be heard in the great road race planned by the Denver Times and the Frontier “ar never leaves the garage ¥ 2p: ployed in the stock room, chree ¢ floor, and two in the office dep: ed by the the this salesman 3 i tment. Then there is the Days committee to usher in the and the manager, Mr. Gratict “Daddy of ’Em All” celebration on A lar Wednesdey, July 23, at the state capital. New records, it is believed, will be established in the race this year, which will be run over the-Den- ver-Greeley-Cheyenne highway. spent re ready !z ment. and flour:shir FLOORS “DIGGER” EVANS led Prens.) oe — (By Aw PARIS, July Py os .—Criqui, French WwW. L. Ballard and his mechanician, bantamweight ae nee FOR SALE OR LEASE L. King, of the Liberty garage, left out “Digger” Evans of Australia in the oldest Oil Placer H Casper last evening for Denver inthe eighth round h t night. the heart of the Lance Cr the former’s Peerless special and = they will tune up the big car en- The custom of route. Judging from the speed made back to the time by Bedlard on local roads the Peer- Il. of England. Cash aking dates in sut ny oO H The Fact of the Matter you can see for yourself that the Chandler is the most closely priced fine car in the whole American market. Printer’s ink lends itself to the presentation of claims and facts alike. We make it our purpose, in speaking of the Chandler, to deal with facts only. And this we believe to be the fact, that no other automobile, built so well, built of such good materials, built in such good design, is priced within hundreds of dollars of the Chandler price. The Chandler motor is truly a great motor. There is none better. Fifty thousand Chandler owners know it. And countless thousands of their friends and neighbors know it. Now in its seventh year of constant development, without radical change of design, it approximates perfection. y é The whole Chandler chassis, simple and sturdy, is dependable and enduring. And Chandler bodies, graceful in line, roomy and comfortable, luxuriously upholstered and beautifully fin- ished, are suggestive of the best custom work. The New Series Touring Car ill delight you and your family. It is big and handsome, seats seven ees rion without crowding, and will take you anywhere in comfort. The Chandler is fast when you want speed. It is flexible and instantly responsive in crowded traffic. It is powerful on steep grades. The Earlier You Place Your Order, The Earlier You May Have Your Car SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES y hes Seven uring Car, $1795 Four-Passenger Roadster, Seen Teer eer Ont Rostearer Dispatch Car, $1875 » $2695 Convertible Coupe, $2595 Convertible Sedan, & Bickle T. L. RENO East Side Garage - . - . - Phone 79-J or 579-W CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO Limousine, $3095 mount of money his been tly on improving this ai- ig depart Some of olding n eek Fi and Stoc r all cs Werner T-1a-3t . The machi Indiana truck Operation. which is so well kn the cast A special truck i 1 Vuleanizing is a specialty at the ‘ x operated South Cen ims as good uipment as c ate. He shop here sine and his busines been enormous. r F. . Fletcher and has been in opera Not only has Mr. Br 1 full|tion for about a Besi line of vulcanizing equipment, but sale of the also he is agent for the Goodyear Garag automobil ope ha: in the last twe reports. at the present time to supply the de- mand. Mr. Brodie came to Casper about , two years ago from Detroit, and for a time was Nearly seven on wild ani (Ry Ansocinted Press.) 121 W. First : as ¢ killed y to supply the FORT WORTH, July 19 Dic eae ‘Griffin of Fort Worth knocked out _ Ades hi found valuable k Douglas in the sixth round ay the sanuft 2 soap is now ja scheduled 15-ro o last night. s2ce from tomato seeds in Italy. The men are bantamweights. station, and has an extra transmis-io vulcanizing | The Indiana truck is equipped with Pieither pneumatic or solid rubber tires. The Liberty garage under the developn has manag t of H. L. Young and and motorcycle t tes a service car. 1 these cord and fabric ( nounted to more manager of the Boss Rubber company e the Casper supply company her« —--—— The Sayings of sninbone “Ab de 1 Beudd SOLD BY THE LIBERTY Ses ence ee GARAGE THIS SEASON Selling t Miller GEARED-TO-THE ROAD UNIFORM MILEAGE Tres, twenty automobile truck Elm ntal in the sale rage company, 186 been largel: of this num “Tam penolized if ever one comes barh"’ company which i which is 3 lie, at Mr. Brodie his new truck and largest tra npani ale of the s are used caus: ar tires! in caring for the vy transporta tire after tire $4,000 mean no “second bests.” tion business GRIFFIN KNOCKS OUT DOUELAS INTHE SIKTH Brodie enough tires for this concern your service, Mich., which is now See Ud This Is a Greater Maxwell “here have been many improvements made in the Maxwell since the war ceased. Some of them have made the car look better. Others have made it run better. You will note a new type radiator, a further advance in body detail, an improved electric system, a Hot Spot and a Ram’s-horn, a superior develop- ment in upholstery, and a top more durable. Any of these is well worth any man’s time to look over, and the sum o/ all represent a decided value added to the car, which post-war purchases for cash have made possible without increasing the price. But the fundamentals of the car are unchanged, 300,000 Maxwells on the highways of the world—all of the same model—have proved that a policy of never changing the base design is profitable in more ways t one to buyer and maker. It means extra value at a lower Pp icc It means perfection in design. It means perfection in workmanshi; It means you pay for no experiment knick-knack \gineerin It means you pay for no mistakes It means a car of everlasting relialilit It means a car of endless mileage You can easily pay $200 more and receive | This Maxwell is old in antecedent modern as far as sound engineering dare go There is no car of the day selling for so low a price to offer so many attractive induc ell, and bear in mind that pile the eight ar short of the demand. Maxwell Garage See this recent Map supply is already running 167 South Ash Street Phone 643-W til you’re satisfied When you buy anything here — whether tires or service — you know that you are going to be satisfied be- fore youevercome. That’sour policy. That’s why we sell Miller Tires — be- they give long-distance mileage, Uniform Mileage Millers No tire we ever handled has won so many friends Drive up or call up—we're always at Phone 249 ACME RUBBER CO. CASPER, WYOMING. mm —— we

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