Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1924, Page 21

SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1924. ty." Joe E. Mansfield few days, is n at any time one may find Friend Joe surveying the handiwork proudly. ‘oll in crankcases changed frequently during the hot ‘weather. Your service station will be more than glad to accommodate you. Casper mountain roads aren't yet just what they should be. Complete reports on road conditions may be had from any member of the Cen- tral Wyoming Automobile club, who fought his way to the mountain club house on Friday evening. Signs You Never See. “BSure—Crab's tourist camp—such as it is." “If you can make the next town, better do it. No “Try Miller's Pills—you'll never buy any other.” “Greasy Service —not much, but the best there is— try and get attention.” “ ‘Never Fire’ Spark Plugs—if one of them hits, notify fuctory, and M1 be cheapened.” material ‘There's a chance that you muy come through alive.” There is absolutely not truth to the prevalent repo: Motor Car compan; ing a change to engine. This statement is borne out by a letter received at the offices of the Casper Buick company re- cently. Buick will always use the valve-in-head type L. E. Howlett + Bottling Works is the owner of a new Doft broughai chased through the Wyoming Dort Sales and Service city. Seven used cars were taken to Balt Creek during quick sale to oil the Lee Doud Motor company. 12-VOLT BATTERY -W..B, SANDS BATTERY Center Street Service Station STATION | INDEPENDENT a ee Fifth, Center and Railroad VULCANIZING AND RADIATOR REPAIR A OILS AND R. N. Van San McKinley and Yellowstone Phone Hudso Paige Automotive Melting Pot (Continued from Page One) road at this time of the year with-| large wash rack has been built on out. strong chains and a trusty shovel is just like walking up to Bertha and calling her “Nice Burekal! the new tile floor of the Van’s Filling Station MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS Chandler — Jewett —_ Dodge ~~ Nash 4 _- Nash 6 ___ Oakland Studebaker Lig Studebaker Special Six. Studebaker Big Six Warne & Crosby Motor Co. 436 W. YELLOWSTONE CT | Franklin Patterson, of the Patter- son Oakland company, spent most past week. to/be pouring into Casper, A car- load of them arrived Saturday morn- of his time in Salt Creek during the|ing at the R, N. Van Sant company. Big Six Studebakers In carload Free Wash rack service willbe a] lots are arriving regularly at the feature of the Woods Filling station| Studebaker Sales and Service. Best beginning Monday. the station lot, and is absolutely free to everyone, and will drive back Two new shop men have been ad- ded to the force at the Patterson Oakland company. company sales- ing from Los Angeles where he spent a thoroughly enjoyable two weeks. yi iow complete, and company. should be two W. J. Hagens, manager, of the Lander Auto company, is in Casper Dodge Coupes to the home city: He will of course have an assistant. Paul Hosmann, of the Pathfinder foom which has been occupying the enere Kamman, of the Wyoming | Creamery, of this city, left last week Attention of several men during the cay etgeats company, returned Fri- poly eon i LM ean 7 i and a brand new Dodge Coupe for An unusually|of all, they’re all balloon equipped. Hudson Coaches by the score seem’ Fred’ I.. Benskin is in Salt Cree! SPECIALIZES pee nae Corners has a Automobiles DAY OR NIGHT accommodations.” Station—10 miles Employing Only Men Who Know Their Business shock absorbers. rt that the Buick y are contemplat- the L head type Phone 2370 _ PEOPLE WITHOUT CARS RENT-A-CAR “U-Drive. It” of motor. of the Casper m, which he pur- company, of this the last week for field. workers, by SPECIALTY GREASES it Motor Sales Prompt and Courteous Attendants 1406 Phone 2341 The Flat Rate System Means Money Saved to You! Knowledge of Cost Before Work ! Satisfaction All Around THIS WEEK We Feature the Flat Rate for RE - LINING BOTH BRAKES THE CHARGES INCLUDE LABOR AND MATERIAL ) een 6 44__ CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 135-1387 N. Wolcott Enjoy Motoring in New Cars at Very REASONABLE RENTAL RATES Flat Rate The Auto Service Co. One Half Block North of Midwest Bldg. Washing, Greasing and Polishing And Assures You of a Thorough Job by Alemite Service, Tires, Tubes-and Accessories Free Air, Water and Crank Case Draining TEXACO GASOLINE AND MOTOR OILS H. H, Simmons, Mgr. PHONE 2610 The Nash-Casper Motor company, has delivered four new cars in Salt Creek during the past week. We calls {t a real record. Within a period of ten days a car- load a Peerless Six 13 e€pected atiknown in Casper. a eres a _ Che Casver Sundav Tribune agaix. It's almost his second home. | the Nash Casper» Motor company. But business is business. This time|There should be considerable cran- he delivered two new Rickenbackers| ing of necks to residents of the field. have added t it 9 nil lll J WAMmMmMMand At 0 mediately following their arrival. We have spouted enough of this tom foolery for today. S'long. The Patterson Oakland company, Mr. Richardson, who is nee : Mail" ay, o their sales force, one, widely Phone 1406 Balloon tires and hydraulic four wheel brakes are standard equip- In the neighborhood im-| ment on the new Peerless Sixes. Van’s Filling Station MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS OILS AND GREASES R. N. Van Sant Motor Sales McKinley and Yellowstone pen Car Cost All Closed Car Comforts, Utility and Distinction Why buy an open car? High cost for closed car comforts is no longer a question. The Coach—exclusive to Hudson and Essex—gives every closed car advantage, at almost open car cost. No other car shares its position. It creates the dominant car issue of the year. Mark how rapidly the Coach is superseding open 3000 a week, It is the largest selling six-cylin- cars. Sales excee: der closed car in the world. Buyers must consider any purchase in the light of this over- H whelming trend. As the wanted car the Coach maintains high resale value, against the waning desirabili- ty of open cars. Hudson and Essex— inventors and exclu- ESSEX SIX Pretght and tax extra sive producers of ,‘‘Closed Car Comforts at Open Car Cost”— are responsible for thisissue. In two and a half years, and in the hands of more than 135,000 owners, the coach has proved a staunchness and serv- iceability never before associated withaclosed car, It givesevery util- ity you can get in any closed car. All concede unsurpassed chassis re- liability. The price removes it from all competition. ’ You tsday want “the car for everyone.” UDSON Super-Six COACH #1550 COACH §975 The Coach is Exclusive to Hudson and Essex and McKinley . That strapping big new Overland engine has everybody talking. It is all sinew and power. It sends you zooming up the stiffest climbs as nimbly as you please. This is Overland Power Demon- stration Week. Come in—take an Overland out and prove to yourself that it is the most automobile in the world for the money. Champion $695; Sedan $795, £. 0. b. Toledo, WYOMING 442 E. Yellowstone fob Toledo OLDSMOBILE CO. Phone 1963 PAGE FIVE. \| Dependable Dealers Use These Pages| YOU WILL FIND USED CARS Offered by This Company to Be Exactly as Represented and Well Worth the Money Asked Special For Quick Sale “Laan i paket eee teghiae Mamet: $225 dge Touring, ° * hg aeiplonddatlaceescenbe rie ake o> $325 Oldsmobile Eight. $ JE RRBOTIROY, STON bcs aetna err ener sere 450 Partial Payments May Be Arranged Nolan Chevrolet Co. 322 S. David Street Phone 2100 A Far Greater Car Than Its Price Indicates Judge the Maxwell by the standards you associate with a much higher price, and even then the good Maxwell will lead by a wide margin. Everything in it is good and true—fine chrome nickel steel is used in as many places in the good Maxwell as in cars selling at nearly twice as much. Ali the efforts of a greatand powerful organization are directed towards making it the best buy in the world at anywhere near its price. We will demonstrate gladly—for riding com- fort and ease of handling make the car itself its own best spokesman. CASPER MOTOR COMPANY “Formerly Kennedy Motor Co.” 230 W. YELLOWSTONE PHONE 909 Touring Car The Good MAXWELL TOURING CAR