Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1923, Page 16

Practical Lines Mark 1923 Cars Of All Makers Andy Gump. It's too bad “Spark Plug” can't give birth to his own humor. Bill Noonan, service manager of the 4 FINISHED G ( ( | men. Undoubtedly the two “Bills” i John M. Whisenhunt and wife are| will present two more “Bills” upon away upon a combined business and| their return. (Continuea from Page One) Pleasure trip. Their exact where- thit'when your car is driven to the| bouts are unknown. “Drive right! Walk right!” garage it enters a large driveway Mente, taken through a c | the public and curiosity seek-/ rugs, lap robes or valuables with the} iat or Lummis unfold the dope. machine. | “A used car a day keeps the col- Sola Just plain storage will also be) lector awa taken but they aim to feature and| Willis garage. Give ‘em, the once| tube is inside of a tire. push this complete service in which| over. the owner will be relieved of all the The new garage should be very} —- ig building a safety island to which stone and Midwest, two principal — driver without molestation. streets | Your motor troubles are over. Or ee yt SS | ae tenet they will Be soon: Bend them| Three) new Chandlers have been “Spark Plug”. He knows a sold by Stan Benedict since their ar- ik 5". 100 PER CENT CITIZENS. | btetieh that Gantaatye! eens rival on Thursday. who tries to make Watch the sales list of the Wyo-} The motorist “| wat vere Sales and Service com: |the engineer of fast express train jan one: cornfield. oe open to a trip to the ail | house. Apologies to Andy Gump Thomas Miller owns a brand new) re Jewett coupe. He's as happy as a There are several new arrivals compat colored gen'man in a flock of| the Wyoming Oldsmobile chickens Three carloads of Chevrolets and a | | carload of Oldsmobiles blew in during Americanization experts have long The Kennedy Motor company has| the week. been looking for the 100 percent in-| installed a new automobile paint dustrial plant where every person| shop. Mr. Stalman, sales manager for the is an American citizen and is proud Wyoming Oldsmobile company, left of the fact, at last such a place has} E. M. Johnson of the Kennedy) for Denver Friday night on business. been found in the Olds Motor Works} Motor company has gone to Denver Soe of Lansing, Mich. on business. | Allan J. Peterson, of Cheyenne, Due to an elaborate welfare sys-| — \drove two International trucks up tem whereby every foriegn born per-| C. W. Mapes owns a new Jewett| from Cheyenne on Thursday, Yes, son is helped to become an American] sedan. he had another driver to help him. citizen, os soon as possible, today| — there ix hardly a single one of the| A new shipment of tires and tubes} J.\H. Leslie of the Patterson Oak- 4,200 employes who is not an Ameri-| has arrived at the Willis garage. | land company, accompanied by Mrs. can citize | ns | Leslie went to Denver Thursday on ‘The welfare department of this! “Spark Plug’ is highway wise.|trip. On their return, they will drive factor is extremely proud of the; Ask him. He's going to run a high-| through a Haynes, Model 77, which fact is not a sign or| Way column next Sunday whether) will become the property of J. E. poster printed in forlegn| there sre any inquiries or not. | Cutler, chief engineer of the Texas language in any of the plants, and — Oll company. tno department employs an interpreter.| Advice to motorists: What to do _ The Olds Motor Works executives| When your tires wear out—Buy new| Mrs. J. E. Dvorak of 1411 South say that this is truly a remarkable| ones. That's awful | Willow street purchased a new record since practically every auto-| - — | Haynes touring during the week. mobile factory is always in the mar-| 1%. G, Burwell of the Casper Gas eam ket for skilled nd unskilled Jabor. Appliance company drove down the! c. F. Patterson, of the Patterson street in his new Maxwell, Saturday,|Qakland company, and family ex — = Smobile news to| with the engine purring like a tom-| pects to leave this week on a two ‘Tribune. cat in a dairy, More apologies to woeks trip to Yellowstone Park. REVELATIONS OFYMR-CONOCO —the most contented motorist_in! six¢ states! “I’m sittin. pretty— | VER since I began looking a bit more carefully when the time came to pull up alongside a gas- oline pump. sap PH “Never bothered much about Teahouse pump it “was— thought gasoline was just gasoline and took the rest for granted. Right there was where I made a com-, mon and sad mistake. ; ve “In my travels over the state I noticed one ‘sign. in particular and next thing I knew I had the Conoco habit—it was easy to get but, man! how much easier to keep it up. ° “This old car of mine took on a new lease of life right from the first tank-full of Conoco—a poor stretch of road or a sharp, winding grade means nothing these days. ‘There always seems to be enough extra ‘kick’, or reserve power, to pull us over the Tough places. on THE CONTINENTAL” OIL "COMPANY " ctr (A Colorado Corporation) lete line of high-grade . Colorado, Wyoming, Uteh, Idaho and Montana Marketing a ci perrolew New Meai Use Canoco Coupon Books. ere convenient and save you time and trouble making change. Good at Thy Continental Service Stations and accepted 7 by dealers generally DA OHaPRayh CONOCO GASOLI eg. U. 8. Pat Of. Casper Buick company and Bill Neil- son, his assistant, are in Denver this week attending a meeting of service (Continued from Page One) Burn up your refuse. Do not wan-| 4: 4 nd be careful of the big spring from| smith has announced. Mr. Purves tonly chop down trees. There 48} which the tuberculosis camp gets its| succeeds D. Henry Bonner, who re- inside the building where the driver; Jake and Owen Thompson, of the] The new four cylinder Buick makes plenty of fallen timber for your camp| ater supply. signed from the sales managership to s relieved of the car which is then| Coliseum motor shops returned from|21 miles to the gallon and the six sed door into the! vacation in Snyder, Okla., and are| cylinder “buggy” averages 19, This|2? 20t Dull off } plenic wo close! siderate, Make to their cabins |r? ‘gu will disturb . them, ‘There's pienty of room for all.| “On. oF oe Goiden And, above all, LEAVE YOUR ntain, one of the most beautiful| the automobile industry for the past GUNS AT HOME, Casper Mountain | playgrounds in the great West. fifteen years. He held important is a state game preserve. It is un- a positions with the Ford Motor Com- lawful to either possess or discharge Somewhere between Kenosha, Wis.,|pany, Wills-Sainte Claire Co., and Asse on the mountain. A fool| and Casper, Wyo., are three carloads|the Hupp Motor Car corporation, and who fires | some one few Sun main garage where all the cars are to|now hard at work making new|was proven during the past week, ¢ kept locked out of sight and reach| Dodges from old. when ‘representatives of the Casper Buick company drove two of the new ers. Only the management and em. E. C. Parfet, of the Studebaker] cars up from Denver. What? You ployes will have access to the ma-| Sales and Service, returned Tuesday| don’t believe it. Drop in at the Cas- chines and it will be safe to leave) trom Denver. per Buick show room, and let Story is the motto of the The best place to carry an inner} PA AGTIGE THE Gent of the mountain, white werkine| William Purves Is in his gardex. * ! It pnt be remembered that there Sales Executive is a tuberculosis camp at the old site pt Endsville. There ar y men, GOLDEN RULE nae ume are many men! Of Gray Company to stall off the Grim Reaper by spend- ing thtir time in the great open. If you camp near Eadaville be as quiet} William M. Purves has been ap- as possible. Do not pollute the little| pointed Sales Manager of the Gray stream running through the valley.|Motor Corporation, Frank L. Kling- Do not i \ ‘t their stock. And| " Re generous, be courteous and con-| become affiliated with the Gray dis- practscal applica-| tributing organization at Canandaigua n Rule, and you'll| N. ¥. always be welcome on top of aCsper| Mr. Purves has been associated with rifle or revolver may kill] of brand new Nash cars. The Nash|he is considered by leading automobile half mile away. Only a| Casper Motor company is the proud] officials one of the most successful ago two stray bullets*and expectant father. 8 executives in the industry. His Ye poor pedestrians who scurry petty yet very important cares that} “Spark Plug’ should receive more! across the street at Railroad and must be looked after in order to keep! news from the people. He is pining| Fifth streets will soon come into your a car in satisfactory running order.|to hear from you. own. ‘The Center street filling station hundy to the business man as it is} ©, W. Patterson bought a Stude-| the pedestrian may run when pursued located on Elm street three blocks) baker Light Six touring car recently.|by an automobile. He may then west of Center and between Yellow-/Is he satisfied. Look at that smile. | stand there and make faces at the Peviirrasiele cua ds Establish Chandler Value es take more than low price to make a motor car an economical purchase, Chandler has steadily built to the ideal of a better car. Its product might have been. cheapened.. Essential . features might have been stripped from the. chassis. . Details te refinement might have been eliminated. ~ Beauty might have been sacrificed. eed nage not the Chandler idea of giving value to etre tae Chandler ideal of eae Six of today —the finest ever peti tehemrr tS 3 2 OG be judged, it represents the very ultimate of value. Because of the spectacular high gear capacity of the PIKES PEAK MOTOR the owner of a Chandler Six enjoys the utmost in thrilling performance. Only the Chandler is powered by the Pikes Peak Motor. In no other car—American or European—can you enjoy the master performance it provides. See the Chandler Six! Inspect it closely! Ride in it—drive it yourself under any conditions you cHoose! Once you know what Chandler offers—Chandler value needs no explanation! BENEDICT MOTOR CO. Casper Wyoming HANDLER THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY ee PRS SPE Clean-Up Sale ALL USED CARS MUST GO Our Building Is Being Cut In Half and So Are Our Used Car Prices Sse 0UR CHOICEST BARGAINS Cadillac Touring Velie Six Touring Auburn Touring Hupmobile “R” Touring Hupmobile “R” Sedan JOHN M. WHISENHUNT & CO. HUPMOBILE DEALE First and Park si Phone 79 nel of the Gray Motor Corporation | tory additions which will make it pos. will undoubtedly be felt in the future| sible to double its present production. success of this organization. eee Gray Motor’s rise in the industry to a position of leadership in the brief space of a year has been one of the sensations of recent years. Public acceptance of the Gray car has grown with such rapid strides in} Send your automobile news to the last few months that officials are “Spark Plug'’—Cars Tribune. addition to the already strong person-| at present working out plans for fac- isk SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1923. Patsy Carr and his son Patsy Carr, Jr., returned from a combined hu ing and business trip to the Lost Soldier country. 121-inch Wheel Base 82x414-inch Cord Tires Columbia Six. You yourself, must take the driver’s seat in a Columbia Six and sense the swift obedience of this sure-footed car before you can fully realize its superiority over automobiles that compete with it on a price basis. Mark the silence and smoothness of the 50 horsepower Columbia Six Motor; test Columbia’s easy mastery of hills where many cars falter and the speed (up to better than 60 miles an hour) that is yours to command; learn the economy and dependability that make this car stand out among moderately priced sixes and fours. We invite you to drive this Columbia Six. A car will be placed at your disposal whenever you say. Come in, or phone. Doss Agency Yellowstone Garage 455 West Yellowstone Phone 1523-M Columbia fated $ 985 Uy ‘ouring 1095 Phaeton 1135 Prices F. Detreis HAYNES 60 At least $300 under-priced Haynes-built Six Cylinder Motor $1295 _ Patterson Oakland Co. Distributors 540 East Yellowstone Avenue Phone 2202