Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1922, Page 6

wr aa us SRESIS FOS SUESRAAUASPS FSRPQRTRIRBEA oe re edged arc bed eraeced AusRU SE. ca". company Timely News and Gossip of Casper’s Autoombile Dealers TIRE GOMPANY sou SLT SECURED IN POSTAL IMP HERE CHANGES POLICY AB THNH. SUGGESTIONS NE OFFERED TO PBL The call issued to patrons of the | pediting the handling of outgoing F Casper office to cooperate with it Economic Improvement in’ has Sales Plan Inaugurated by Kelly-Springfield. mail. The local authorities have at- tacked one phase of the matter in tions ever considered what advantage it ‘The recent more made ‘ne ies mera offices In the wow bul High Chalmers Six Value | Proven By Performance The refinements in six-cylinder The truly interesting and significant engineering exhibited by the Chal- Secnae? seca te the 4 a ES mers Six are accorded enthusiastic York branc r y's . Z praise by Chalmers owners. warehous: step which ing up the has now no In size and beauty, equipment and finish, performance and economy, of the usual tire store the Chalmers Six leaves nothing For many years the Kelty eompany.| to be wished for. tn common with other large tire com-! | ay rooms, sales coun-| tera or any of the other appurtenances | panies, maintained handsome and at-| i tractive showrooms. The Kelly Com Bice Passenger Touring Car, $1395; Roadster, $1905 pany, however, realized that with the These prices f. 0. b. Detroit, Revenue tax te be added rather than an economic necessity for a@ concern manufacturing articles that With the discontinzance of all re | Second.and Park Phone 1419-W tail sales—a step which was taken to stabilizing of the industry to main-| ? tenance of these expensive establish: | All Models Equipped With Disc Steet Wheels ments was a relic of the prosperous | aud Cond Gloas days of a rapidly growing industry 2 eS eee NS Cc. E. KENNEDY ducts. protect the dealer—the factory branch was deemed an curecessary pxpense which addud to tie overhead; in | this expense in all cit company intends to partly in anticipation of this sav in operating costs that the prices of Kelly products were recently brought down to a competitive basis. | The company imtends to establish warehouses in various centers of dis- tribution where railroad facilities are best suited to give prompt service to its dealers, and where it now main tains branches, these will be supplant- ed by offices, which in many cases will be im the warehouses themselves. abe SE ‘The camphor industry ts a very im- portant one in China. Whole families sometimes have shares in a single camphor tree, indeed the ownership of @ tree has been known to be shared by 2,000 people. CThe CHALMERS SIX ye S . - — @Announcement We Pee to Announce That We Have Recently Purchased aw THE CADILLAC AGENCY From the H. J. Peterson Estate and will con- tinue the Agency under the name of the Wyo- ming Cadillac Co. The sales office for the above comnany is lo- cated at 303 Consolidated Royalty Building, and is under the management of Mr. Carney Peter- son. By arrangement with Mr. L. D Branson, Cadil- lac owners, and prospective owners, can secure service and repairs at his large shop which was recently opened on South David Street. Anyone interested in the new Cadillac “61” may, secure full information and a demonstration by calling 363 and asking for Carney. Wyoming Cadillac Co. 303 Consolidated Royalty Bldg --Phone 363 GEOG IOSO IPSS IIS I STIS SGI TG, 4, “Use white envelopes, or those of the following questions and sugges- | Nght tints “When sealing, “Mr. Traveling Man, have you | using sealing machines, too much moisture as this results m letters sticking together and may cause miseending. Development In Baku Oil Field Is Considered a ge and famfly extends thelr “Postmasters are permitted to cor. | GENOA, May 6.—(By The Associ-| preciation and thanks to all those who rest mailing lists for a nominal |@ted Press}—Leonid Krassin, Russian| have rendered loyal support during charge.” Soviet trade expert, held conferences {the illness and death of their son yesterday and today with Mason Day, | 1! ad ‘ne singers and president of the International Barns- speakers that donated their services —Try 4 classified ad in the Tribune.—! dail corporation of :jew York concern- at the funeral. tou. in delay and “Prepay ir: @ue’ is bound to result dissatisfaction. “When mailing pricelists or quo tations, have them ee IPIIPOCIPTIPLLLCLLLLOLLLLLLELLLLLEEEELLEC ZEEE Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value Nash Sets a New Sales Record First Quarter of 1922 Shows More (Than a 51 Per Cent Increase Over the Similar 1921 Period But a short time ago we drew your attention to the fact that Nash had risen in volum> of business from 24th to 8th place in the in- dustry during the five years from 1917 to 1922. A careful study of the comparative annual sales totals for all manu- ae showed that this was the fastest gain achieved during this period. It would seem as if there was but slight hope of improving upon such a notable record. Yet, in summing up the results of the initial quarter of 1922, we find that our actual car shipments ran more than 5 | per cent ahead of the total shipments for the same three months of 1921. Evidently there is a very decided and very widespread preference for the Nash. And it is equally evident that this preference is growing every- where, vigorously and largely. Apparently the American public, purely of its own accord and by its own process of reasoning, has come deliberately and with convic- tion to the conclusion that the Nash is an investment value worthy of especial favor. For certainly no car save one of uncommon merit could possibly have inspired such concerted and country-wide good will. The new Nash Tine includes twelve models: Four and six cylinders; open and closed; two, three, four, five, and seven passenger capacity; a price range from $965 to $2390, f. o..b. factory. . Nash Casper Motor Co. Yellowstone and Kimball Phone 1818 Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value