Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 9

he Caspet Daily Cribune PAGE NINE Practical Lines Mark 1922 Cars Of All Makers (0) SCIENTISTS ELIMINATE ENGINE pln KNOCKS BY USE OF CHEMICALS lengines and just plain milk were the widely different sub- pac ree as a AOR Five-Passenger Six-Cylinder | jects discussed at the opening day of the American Chemical phil, Picg ag SS icuoleaeier eal Automobile Is Placed | society convention now being held here. cotta sae Count ots rman on Driverless Cars Tit WYOMING AUTONOTIVE (() | J Dod, d Fords. on Market. |. On the piestorm before the delegates, where usually sym-| "troduced the sea-wéed kelp ‘in ite) ot office wit eae ae we STRIVE T0 PLEASE x |phony orchestras perform, a motor engine afflicted with |2®™ Te t0 the chemists. “The new) lorena yong a: oftice wit! |See Virbel, Phone 27 Jewelry anc water reparring by ex | y ‘| pert workmen. All work guaranteed | cylinders was to prove his conten: |son for the prominent part of tion. today’s meeting. “Methylene Seaweed kelp, which contains io | aye, is cleverer and. more dine and other elements common in| te nose to detecting the sea water and bélieved to be bene-| milk," said Minnie F.. Dr {ictal in preventing goltre, was ex-|demeastrated the notion of the aye | plained to be a necessary part of the | dirsoloring--old milk and re: ting Sted ee Service Springs give service. Let us replace that i | i : i 2-8 broken spring with a spring that gives service. Satis- faction guaranteed. diet of those who lve so far inland| perfectly clear-in new. Seve as to be deprived of sea food in quan-/ dyes may used with equa! succes: ” “4 you at big Simultaneously with the opening of| “knocking” ed the chief overture form,” he said, "admits of cheap pre-| a the fall closed car eeason the Nash|of the day, mille chetaints lista | “Chemicals whose action is similar|DAration and preservation, and ie eas- Motors company announces & five-las intently as opera lovers do to|to those known as ‘catalysts,’ even|\y Svallable for the affileted people paseenger six-cylinder sedan. The|“Carmen,” to the effect of the intro- of all sountries. new model is being shipped to distri-| auction of a chemical compotnd, tn- Housewtves: ‘uncertainty as to the butors and denlers as rapidly a8 pro-i vented by Thomas Midsley. Jr.. inate to a great degree the knocking | Youth and age of the contents of the pean sa a 3 in |r. A. Boyd, of Dayton, on the “knock-| which is most injurious to engines.” sees found mee the Pareohont cal The new five-passenger six cylin-|ing” discords. ‘ y , he porch each morning is rea- der sedan was produced in response] | =—_——o—— pote a ea A to a widespread dernand on the part of Nash dealers and the buying pub-| le for a car of-this type,” seid C, B./ Voorhis, vice president and director | ot sales of the Nash Motors com- TOURING CAR Za pany. ‘With this addition the Nash| ling now includes thirteen models, each meeting separate and distinct| vequirements. In the six-cylinder car line are now three enclosed cars—the new five-passenger sedan, the seven-| passenger sedan, and the four-passen- ger coupe, while the four-cylinder line | includes four enclosed body types— the five-passenger sedan, the five-pas-| senger carriole, three-passenger coupe,' and two-passenger cab.” The new six sedan for five passen- wers is built on the Nash 121-tnch wheelbase chassis; its design and ap- in keeping with that ‘ay Goose—alert for any emergency: ick-thinking, starting, stopping and me turning. Alert in wit and sinew: And c with quickness, strength of pinion: Stout of heart and full of stamina. Science seeks only to emulate Nature. faithful and continuous performance. In the Wills Sainte Claire we strive to Its mohair interior furnishing ant un- YW emulate Gray Goose. Power that Meet Ey the ‘tioet expensive carsraits . throttles downtoawalking pace: Then, four doors are wido and its seats are at your command, leaps to the full unusually comfortable. flight of GrayGoose,is the vital spirit of the eight-cylinder motor with its over- head valves andcams. Molybdenum steel construction that spells your safety and the car’s long life. A spring sus- pension thar gives you riding ease and : security incomparable. Alert is the ANS Z Wills Sainte Claire, || KENNEDY MOTOR CO. 236 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 VW os WILLS SAINTE CLATRE Lo “Now Mother Markets by Motor—” | OMEN who have never driven cars before, find,to their surprise, that everything about an Overland Sedan is remarkably simple. The driver's seat is comfortable. The gears shift casily. Steering becomes second nature. Thousands of women who are driving Overland Sedans wonder how they ever got along without them. The Overland makes the fresh produce of the farm as accessible asthe corner grocery. Shop- Ping, too, becomes a pleasure instead of a hardship. For real quality, comfort, style and ell-round per- formance, the Overland Sedan is without question “the greatest motor car value in America.” ‘The car is hung low on a strong er- during chassis, yet with ample road clearance, and with its wonder‘ul easy riding springs, it r! as buoyantly en country highways and crowded roads as in service about town. ‘The famous Nash perfected-valve-in- head motor {s a guarantor of its NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE- MENT AND epee OF Es ‘ATE. The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. % In District Court, Sixth Judicial Di.iriet. In the Matter of the Estate of Si E. Harrison, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to. all creditors and other persons inter- ested in the above entitled estate, ethat on August 10, 1922, the under- signed, First Trust & Savings Bank of Casper, Wyoming, Administra- Touring . . . $550 Coupe... . $950 Roedster .. 550 Seden.... 89S f.0.0. Toledo Overland, Always « Good Investment, Now the Greatest Automebits Veter in America AValue Like This ||| | J. E. MANSFIELD, Inc. Phone 346 E. Yellowstone and Kimball ERGAG RAD TRA ROBE edo DR Why should you buy any car \cnundiisipesnnintieadtiamaiemenainee eenieenteitemmamenitiandinanaen 7 fe ee te atteoas Te WII LS but a Ford? Prices lowest, sed, filed its final and : ; | oor en tomeaUiRcibnltion “oF sald ‘es: . ! parts lowest, operating and up- | ef fate. with the Clerk of the above ; keep expense lowest, yet a Ford i. | ey entitled court, “ine aayoue tates ; fe e you an taeran wa aaleay ead. tia abinctbs . : ‘ yer te a r race any. THEY PUT THE KICK IN GASOLINE [BSN Notes fete] Motor Cars LF aot extravegedt cals, aot e GAS-O-PEP TABLET 25 'y in 4 ey aiecenagy: ater the Task “publica: z S not extravagant a? and a i Ss y “Hon of this, notice ce Bepeamber ; Ford is the most sensihle car Save money by using them. 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Baker, Deceased, : at Mota iachacsbyo tren: tical bile is a favorite because _in every section. oe creditors and other persons inter- it possesses certain qual- keg that on August 10th, 1922, the un: ities to such a degree It combines desirable or de ae ee that they seem to be elements of comfort, and <4 i ; ; — istrator, of Estate Charles peculiarly its own. appearance, and per- = F. Baker, Deceased, filed its final + account and petition’ for. distriba- formance, to pratcically ig} sm $6.! tion of said estate, with the Clerk of the above entitled court, where anyone it ited may examine said accounts and petition, and file objections thereto, at any time on or before October 10, 1922, that is, within thirty days after the lication of this notice on tions are filed, trator will make final settlement of said estate on October 11, 1922, or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard by the court, Dated this 12th day of August, A, D. 1922. FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK OF CASPER, WYOMING. 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