Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1924, Page 12

. r Vetere lea —— AMAR S) -_—- PAGE TWO Read the Ads If You Want All the News is TOBE Kr) sani KT 222 -s== Enjoy a Radio This ile attains oa sockenetane ] gaat ee ate «tae ; his conte: nem) lc way. . sat aes “nai ma wee al] Phone 1702 Winter Lively Trade Fight in |) - ; \ So Say Manufacturers |=t.‘sistcr car tett the fantory oS priberice oe * » Officials explain. that this remark- Auto Industry Is i : ; | ae Mv : ; Of Dodge Brothers able record is due to the fact. that there never has been an “off year” if ; : . n\) ; - ae = We will be glad to demonstrate an Atwater- Predicted. Pe |e ee Automobiles. in Dodge Brothers history. | Demand! Wiring Supplies # a Kent set for you at our station or in your " 4 = ’ q crease. The public, recognizing the . FIXTURES, LAMPS, } ‘ Ades rit of the car, t % < Competition raised to the Nth wm, “Shee : : There {s one factory, at least, in| ent 9h tbe Garr sousnt Ht so Persist-|] ELECTRIC APPLIANCES home. grec will feature the automotive in-| } ii Laas. ; which there is not dispute between! 1, establish a world’s record in Radio Supplies € dustry during 1924, with the result cS : ‘ sales and production executives a8 quantity production, Motor R 4 that the automobile paris rae . = the aeaee importance-of- eral Rebs pinto sas Pee Oe ceive the greatest dollar for . Ss £8 Bit lepartments, . create eerie | | wal Teton ot auonty. oe FRANKLIN 92 PER GENT |] Electric Supply , : ft, aera aaa se serra oats air | And Construction Co..|i Alemite Service Station told = : Detroit, which is more important— the Olds Motor Work: ee ie ragnaair’ Taree tog | me ‘ the Job of manufacturing or the job LESS THAN 1913 PRICE 142 E. Midwest Phone 483W pe fa a ‘ all sec- ~— . f selling—and you will t an im- j Olaemodiie dietsinuters ‘states snd ; mediate, emphatle answer: Estimate Gladly Furnished 112 S. Durbin Phone 1904-W Canada, at a meeting at the Lan > “In our business, manufacturing, paces by all mean are on the table a Ever since Dodge Brothers turned; “Frank'in car prices today are 32] For results try a Tribune Class, 24 is now set up aNS Bact “> | jout their first motor car, back in!per cent under our 1913 price level,”| fed Ad. Mr. Hardy. does not +e = « 4 ns - 4 , 1914, and even before that time,'says H. H. Franklin, president of = quire the ilities of a seer to > . *y me gaa sz ee when Dodge Brothers were building |the Franklin Automobile company. visualize path the automobile - - “ parts for other manufacturers, ma-|“The signifiance of these figures is business will tread during the next Lepaa 7" AAnHAP vs wo U 5. &, Colorado received a present jor stress has always been placed more apparent when viewed in the twelve months. The man who of an aut i with him when the Colorado left for southern on the building of the product, rath-| light of somie statistics recently pre- runs may read. waters. Photo shows it being hoisted on deck at New York City. Captain;er than the selling. |pared by the Cleveland Trust com- “The present competition in the Belknap will use it when he reaches foreign lands. “Build it well and {t will sell it-|pany, Cleveland, Ohio, and which automobile business will grow ne i, beets cardinal doctrine. | show that the average price of twen- the coming year. And, : | Dodge Brothers believed that ty-five standard makes of passen- bag pales peli oceuvences in other Flagstead Drives NEW MANAGER NAMEN | product could not survive long ur-!ger automobiles is now 10 per cent Industries, the entire condition ‘will 2 } |less_it was conscientiously built— below the pre-war level of 1913,” resolve itself into a question of New Buick Model | ; cated -- a econ ‘The company who can f ono production and eliminate AcrossG ee01 AY h, A, ASSOCIATION exc ee every unnecessary cost, po zaatter oss Coun ry A L REEK BU SSES “Sen. ‘VE CASPER—ARKEON BUILDING| Leave Salt Creek Warne-Crosby Motor Co. are now open for business in their new loca- weather the storm. factory. the picture for “7 ibably only a few Ira Flagstead, hard hitting out- Ernest Smith, formerly of San and Express 3, " 4 5 Cee ares that could do what | fielder of tho’ Boston American| Francisco, California, has been ap- Bam. Called for and Delivered 8 a. m. ary = eet Pi ata and solicit the patronage of all their old re Gide ‘Motor Works, aided by| league baseball club, has arrived |pointed general manager of the 9 a. m. Salt Creek Transportation 2p. m. new friends in their new garage and battery station. the Genera] Motors corporation, has|at his home at Olympia, Wash.,|Amer‘can Automobile " Association, 2:30 p.m. Company Tel, 144 3 p. m. hed in the re-equip- with his 24 Buick six cylinder according to announcement made - rec ne pragma plant to pro-| sedan which was delivered to him/here Monday by Thomas P. Henry pad the new line of six cylinder | at the factory at Flint, Mich., and/of Detroit, president of the Associa- ee e 4 ° a st priced six cylinder | driven across the continent. Re-|tion. The position to which Mr, was but,a| Ports as follows: created at the last meeting of the fee Fades ecrigeomiginr 3 Fe had he-| “I noticed your slogan for the| Executive Board. Mr. Smith will |... Chicago & Northwestern DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE few Yeruolete due to. new designs |1924 Buick, ‘power to start, power |assume his new duties January 1 and bound sanan 5 and advanced methods of manufac: | to pepe phd cere ht sa is ie be pone ie tenses pistes D Sd bound— Arrive Departs diture of | make the trip tha: made fro | whe.re.the Nationa quarters o} . Care. sons tae sapenaitore of | maR® the, tip Inet ete Sn ee ae cee 445 p. tm. 436 W. Yellowstone Ave. Phone 2610 vitnery eo that manufacturing costs | appreciate the value of the slogan.” eS Eee Guicago, Burlington & Quincy ~~ could be reduced. The result !s er eae arrives that we are using less plant space/ Four new islands were “born” in| King crabs, found mostly off the | No. 90...-2.-20.seoeeee eee than ever before and are turning |the year just ended. Two appeared! islands of Japan, measure from 3 to | Wwesthor 10 >. oe out more Automobiles per day.” off the coast of Cochin Chin, one 5 feet from tip to tip of their great 710 a. m. — off the Japanese eoast, and the claws; the largest ever caught. ts 7219355 p.m. fourth, 1,000 feet long and 80 fect| recorded as having been 19 feet from MOTHER OF MELVILLE high, in the Bay of Bengals ‘tip to tip and weighing 40 pounds. a a __Y THOMAS PASSES AWAY) AT HOME IN CHICAGO Melville J. Thomas, manager of the Liberty Garage Annex is in Chicago, having been called there by the illness of his mother, Mrs. Addison C. Thomas, who passed away December 28. Her son and her daughter, Mrs. Robinson C. Watters of Baltimore, were with Taking America Off Its Feet ! Overland Success is the Talk of the Country Great stridesahead—conspicuousleadership The price of the Champion —$695—is a her at the time of her death and ——warm words of praise on the lipsof people champion price. And even if the new also dur er illness. F Ee Ter hee aoe tant everywhere—all these things focuson one Overland Champion did not have the many January no Aaoubt, Basepes Tt big, vital fact: Overland and Willys-Knight unique features that make it famous, it ‘Thomases are old residents of Chi- motor cars have the right stuff in them. would still be a remarkable value at its ; Built by Hudson Under Hadson Patents cago, having y period of 40 years. Addison Thoms Tha price. It is the only quality closed car Tansee Snes tone eee ‘Tihs out just ended has been the greatest seating more than two passengers ever cold And the price is #170 lese—the most outstanding seriSraa lake otto. sncat Seana f ae years of Willys-Overland under $700. Its greater value is typical of : value ever offered by Essex. py aa pA Seon a Bs, Ceres by cree all the other Overland models. ‘With this lower price you get an even more attractive of the great improvements in. the e'greatest in looks, power, action, comfort . Coach body and a six-cylinder motor built on the devices for gathering and Sheet —and money’s worth! The Champion and all Overland models principle of te famous Hudson Super-Six. ting news an or Py . am upbullding of the organization. 7 have the bigger Overland engine— brute Tn ever-thing that counts for long satisfactory service e Funeral eerv.ves_were ete Le Look at the new Overland Champion, for power with extreme economy. Leaders at low cost the new Essex combines the best details church. ‘Temporary interment waa instance. -It brings a quality closed car _in economy—leaders on the road—leaders from both Hudson and the former Essex. Hier pipers tine! within reach of every purse. America’s in the many satisfactions they bring to We ask this test: Take a ride, You will enjoy it— oO a Cc be is a Mt attharpiop first all-purpose car—conceded to be the owners. See them, Sit in them. Ask for that’s certain. See how handling is simplified, Starts Melville Thomas will return to at the touch of your toe. Ste: i bi 5 Casper within a week. most useful motor car on wheels. And how easy gears shift. Far we nee: center of gravity makes safe and comfortable driving : Flapper of South on all roads at all speeds. lass * Simple to keep in first class condition. Requires li Sea Really Modest ney ‘ 3 5 ia we =) : a or attention. Lubrication for the mon niet Jiddecrd anoilcan. Mileage on fuel, oiland tires isexceptional. ns Alpi yi S You, too, will ay: “the new Esex provideyifest TOUFing Model - #850 s on Broadway and the == 5 ————. ; —— transportation. Freight and Tax Extra Sea Islands,” said has just returned t ‘f i ,ho has just returned A 30 Minute Ride Will Win You ijacent islands. Adler, who is hor of “‘The Isle of Vanishing Me “Men of the In- ner Jungle,” and e Artificial Bm- pire,” declared, that the South Sea flapper is m her Americ calls more attention to herself than the unconscious nudity of the girls le ¢ of the Kia Kia tri The Island 454 E. Yellowstone 3 Phone 1963 girls feel very emb rassed if they are made to wear nything more than earrings and bracelets, the author said Lowest Storage In Casper Gas, Oils and Grease TE ACCESSORI Sees ES Willis Garage Fhoss AN, Vern Srnt Second and MOTHS! ‘AR Yellowstone 363 S. Ash St. 5 EECASPER, WYOMMamaod | | | Phone 1891