Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1923, Page 12

PAGE Tasner Sunday Morning Cribune SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1923. Practical Lines Mark 1923 Cars Of All Makers yo Z 3 il | P< \\ 6a ©} ne aa 2 1 |B. V. Rickenbacker, vice president | sass, which with the greatly increas-| ing freight adds to the cost of pro-| ard, that formerly were extras, the i [ and director of sales of the concern! ed demand for closed cars has be-|duction and reduces the a'ready nar-| buyer is certainly getting a lot for of that name. come a serious factor to the automo-/row margin of profit. his money today, regardless of what = ‘Everything indicates this, and al-| bile manufacturer—has doubled in| “Por the margin is eg narrow that) Class of car he buys. that did not retain its post-war price advance, That is the chief reason why this industry was the first to re-|| MR- DODGE gain a normal volume of production OWNER can Motorists, Is Information to N. M. A. though manufacturers generally are) Price. this includes every that goes into an automobile advances and are stil! price. wodd, leather, hair, cloth—everything| the shortage of | every fresh inroad is a serious mat- Makers are already competing with| ter to the manufacturer. each other, and some are foolishly of-| “It is not generally appreciated by fering premiums to gain advantage|the public that automobile prices to-| | day are at the lowest they have ever “Labor cost is higher, and there in| been. already a shortage of experienced au-) ‘Perhaps I should express it bet- tomobile men. |ter by saying that the values: are| “Another and important factor, is| greater today than ever before. For railway equipment.| when you consider the many things “Manufacturing costs are ccreep basic prial have advancing in brass, aluminum, | ms Steel, iron, “In the closed car types thi éven more so than in open. W sedan and coupo prices are 33 to 40 per cent less today than in 1920; and 25 to 30 per cent lower year. That is one reason why closed cfr demand has inccreased at such an alarming rate; the differential be- tween open and closed car prices has been greatly reduced. than Inst —we delivered a real, and a greatly | improved, article at the lowest pcw- sible figure, But now, the demand on one side and the supply on the other are crowding the manufacturer, and unless one or the other lets up we} will have no alternative. Prices must advance in precise pro- | portion to the increase of costs. Some Station Phone 207 land testing equipment for taking sare of your electrical system. Casper Battery Co. Authorized North East Service Automobile Club of France Organizing Information) Bureau Especially Adapted for Needs of Ameri- Ww is up and going higher. Glass—why' Every delay in in-coming or out-go-! we now put into a motor car as stand-| “‘Be it remembered that the auto- | mobile _isiabout the only commodity makers alreacy have announced high- 508 E. Yellowstone Highway er prices and more wil! follow.” ONLY ONE DAY LEFT OF OUR Whirlwind SALE 8 USED CARS Nothing like it has ever been held in Casper before. Greatest USED CAR values ever offered. Here is your opportunity. UNPRECEDENT- ED sales of new PAIGE and JEWETT cars during February and March have brought in a number of fine cars as “trade ins.” They have been reconditioned—put in fine running order—and now out they go QUICK. This is the third day of the sale and we've sold a lot of ASHINGTON, D. C., April 13.—In a communication! ceived from M. Edmond Chaix, president of the com- I on of tourists of the Automobile Club of France, by Judge Walter D. Feals, president of the National Motorists} ciation, American motorists are assured that there is no} or reports in Ame n papers that the French sting of which fn one country | ‘ng all frontiers with-/ bonding of car. The Automobile Club of France will be able to give all information and ser-| vice necessary in matters \of this kind, it being the National body of| automobile owners of that country. | I | | | letter actual 10 repercussion at all conditions in France.! re A ame ac s as during the lest few laa WILL ADVANCE aniz't infor DETROIT, Mich. Aprfl 15, “Prices must and inevitably will ad- nce all al the line, and that in} the very near future,” says Captain TIRES WITH S00 NAIL HOLES LEAK NG MR ring The public was quick to recognize in the good Maxwell value ex- pressed in such terms of beauty and quality as it had never seen before. The exceptional perform- ance of tlfis fine car in the hands of owners, as well as its ease of rid- H Mr. K. K. Milburn of Chicago has are-proof inner invented a new punc which, in ac ured 500 times ; 8 eon voudenecen . cars. There’s a lot of bargains left—look ’em over, > requirements | from 10,000 to 12,000 miles without ing, has strengthened immeasur- jovi this wonderful tub trot . . erst iecoea | ered ee ca ably the conviction that the good SEDANS ROADSTERS TOURINGS Henry Chalr of the F sn! that this new puncture-proof tube A ‘ ; ari Di e Department of costs no more than the ordinary Maxwell is without a serious rival. Commerc bulletin on trip. tube, and makes riding a real pleas fi N. M. A. ure. You write Mr. K, K. M} burn at Test 47th St., Chicago Everything from Fords up. Choose from our entire stock of unheard of and amazing values in}renewed and rebuilt cars. weeping price reductions. Un- usually low terms, free driving lessons. Nothing can stop this QUICK movement of used cars for two days only. SUNDAY AND MONDAY The Car You Want Is In This Sale Nash Maxwell National Small { Down Payment is required. Balance in convenient monthly pay- ments. No reasonable of- fer refused. Drive Car Five Days If not satis- fied, we'll al- low you every dollar paid on any renewed car in stock.. Free Driving Lessons Our own com- petent = in- structors will teach you and your wife to drive FREE, ful opportunity for ested write him to C. E. KENNEDY MOTOR CO. 236 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 | Your Old The Good = taken in ex- change. Liber- al allowance; no reasonable proposition re- fused. H. A. L. “12” Come Quick for These Unheard of Bargains $45 $167 $200 Ford Dodge Oldsmobile Hudson TOURING CAR New Price Down payment, FORD Roadster. Sale buys Bal- price, Down payment, buys Na- tional Sedan It is in wonderful shape. Bal- ance $36.80 for 10 months. Whirlwind Sale Price $500. ance easy. $125. Down payment, buys this NASH 4 Touring. Bal- ance in 10 months at This is the lowest price at which the Ford Touring Car has ever sold, and with i | the many new improve- ments, including the one } man top, it is a bigger value | than ever before. Buy now. Terms if desired. EARL C. BOYLE Awthorized Agent Ford and Lincoln Cars 125 to 137 N. Center Phene 9 Because They Give Our Customers Service Goodyear Tires and Tubes Don’t Happen to Be Good—They’re Good for Very Definite Reasons DROP IN AND WE’LL TELL YOU ABOUT THEM L. D. Branson Auto Co. 132 N. WOLCOTT—PHONES 1741 AND 2260 $220 $167 $250 $434 Evenings $43.60 per month. Whirl- wind Sale Price $600. Down payment, buys this Olds 8 Touring. Balance $46.87 a month for 10 months. Whirlwind Sale Price §650. Down__ payment, buys 1921 Dodge Touring. Bal- ance $36.30 for 10 months. Whirlwind Sale Price $500, Down payment buys this 5,000-mile Maxwell tour- ing. Balance $54.50 a month for 10 months. Whirlwind Sale Price $750. and dolled up. ments. COME EARLY! nary values. One day only. nity of the year. $100 $150 $210 _ See these extraordi- Quick action necessary. It’s the bargain opportu- Down payment, buys 1918 Chaimers 6 "Tour. ing. Balance $21.80 a month in 10 payments including interest. Whirl- wind sale price $300.00. Down payment, buys 1918 Hudson Super Touring. Balance $82.70 for 10 months, including inter- bay Whitlwind Sale Price Down payment, buys H. A. L. 12 Touring. Balance $43.60 monthly payments Whirlwind Sale Price $600. Down payment buys Hudson Super Six Sport. Six disc wheels, Westinghouse shock absorbers, All equipped 1 ‘ Balance $94.89 in 10 monthly install- Whirlwind sale price $1,800. The Doud-Weaver Motor Co. PAIGE AND JEWETT CARS 436 West Yellowstone Phone 1700