Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 14

PAGE TWO. Dealers on These Pages Have Stories Of Interest to See! Europe and conduct a gift enterprise until the letter of credit is gnawed to the core. As summer wanes into autumn they will come back to us, placked down to the pin-feathers. The most numerous souvenirs of the benevo lent invasion - will be black«and-blue 5 marks, They will tell, in plaintive tremolo, that the old world is a dreary ‘om Page one.) panorama of wrecked fortunes, groan REVELATIONS OF MR. CONOCO .—the most contented motorist:in:six states! worthy of our| ing tax-payers, starving children and Mr. Henry | despairing statesmen. Dying men clawing at one another in dungeons. Europe is nerve-racked and anae. retaining just enough energy to ok | insist that the U. 8. A. is to blame t| for everything. The Yankee tourist circulates timidly through an atmos e of dislike and d’strust, -broad- | ng his dollars even while he ad his unworthiness. ch returned traveler brings back rial tale of woe involving de service by common carriers, ded trains, grand and petit s at hotels and restaurtnts, greed ruling where once ga'ety was supreme.” Why should we ait here in Wyo ming and allow all of these millions | of dollars go to Europe? We have been doing it, and we are gullty of almost treason to own state for not > and building the greatest | cross the state of Wyo could be found in the s. The Yellowstone high | way is the one great highway, and it be constantly !mproved so that tourist bureau in the United s will think only of the Yellow highway when a tourist asks oute to the National Yellow Prices On All Hudsons Haye Reached the Low Mark Prices Delivered in Casper SPEEDSTER 7-PASSENGER COACH $1650.00 $1700.00 $1825.00 Was $1700.00 Was $1750.00 §_ Was $1825.00 COME IN AND SEE THEM BEFORE YOU BUY THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET “Get this secret— bed UALITY, high-mileage and Conoco all mean the \ same thing, but you only have to remember one—Conoco. the last “I did my share of experimenting with a good many kinds of gasoline—heard and read a lot of state-| ° ments and claims (some of them sounded good, too) —until a little over a year ago I put my car on the, , Conoco diet. “Business takes me over a good part of the state migration thills of Asia, t in mass ing letter from the Den of purpose ureau shows that we are disiNusion-| progressing, and within a few days the above map of the Yellowstone aves of custom and tradition, they | highway will be handed out to every across th has there which see or so pl ehow feel that every prosperous | tourist Who inquires for a route to le ie pretty much the year round. Then in summer American {s under sentence to gather] the park, In any of the ranches of We > econd an i i 7 + Gp ladlat: of xual. money lendug kta |iheimententeeeDnee Phone K. EZ I like to get out into the hills for a real vacation. Bp sRsintrota. 2 1406 MOTOR TRUCK &- CAR Yellowstone CASPER, WYOMING. But no matter what part of the state I’m in, it’s easy to find the CONOCO sign, where I’m always e sure of getting clean, uniform, dependable gasoline, (“ That, in itself, means a lot to me.” paren THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY yen ree (A Colorado Corporation ) Marketing a complete line of high-grade petroleum products in Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah, Idaho and Montana Whe Super Sport gives Us Conese Coupon Beaks, They re consenlont and. save you time and ‘Super Equipment and 8 liner Sern ee ed ee Performance for fe “The most completely equipped car in the country” is the tribute often paid the 4-passenger Super Sport. The- Have you seen this car? It will ay you to look it » > te i = over, because it is designed ail peer bea true . eA pein baker sport car—it’s not just a touring car with accessorie: ‘ z $l | added as an after-thought. ad \ : Lig. t-Six And it’s an eight. General Motors tested its 60 beees sed eee H. P. V-type engine and found it to be the most S ‘4 ufactured complete in the powerful engine of its size in America. That means NEW STUDEBAKER you can travel hills or deep sand roads that many SAN eee other cars avoid. And, of course, eight cylinders notable in design, size and insure smoothness and flexibility. Planta 3, 4, and 5, Detroit, where the Big-Stx, the Special-Stx and Service'Purts are made, are not shown in this illustration) equipment for ficient and . . st economical manufacture, pinging Eeapacier rey grt oF saat Vast Resources Make Possible |}. tS, Bea Piet endurance and long years of service. High Value at Low Price nm feet of floor space. Finally, consider that the price is only $1675. 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