Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1924, Page 13

PAGE THREE. Read the Ads If You Want All the News has selected several which will make it difficult for recipients of their book to keep away from southwest- ern Colorado this summer. ‘ In the new Mesa Verde folder is to be seen the most-attractive de- ings and gears, The results 1s that| more for a dollar than ever before. 5 x these Hearings and gears are. not|Cars are better mechenically, but |FRLO Grande Puts properly lubricated and run-hot’then| the public ;has) shown no favor HuGe FINISH (If ‘| Wear *¢ommences and before you| toward complications.” me ) } | know where you are, you have an|’ Mr. Moock decfared ‘the death Out Big Booklet ‘ = S: : ‘expensive repair bill to pay. Con-| kriell of the opery car las “been ene. Ne gage tee ‘ Sult the service ‘manager of the ser-| sounded as far as the average man " Sas : F vice statfon for the car you drive.|is concerned. Closed cars are the | ,0URANGO, Colo., June 14.— Y HAY—GRAIN CHIX FEEDS— SALT Casper Warehouse Co. scriptive and photographic record of 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE b the famous park that has ever been TEL. 27 ~ fh Le: | He.will be gind to tell you the best | automobiles of today and the future, | pmere,the, Volumes of | illustrated! proguced by the railroad company. a a Srade of lubricant xo use and how|he said, pointing out their fast-| Pons trots eee PR sl into the =P URT ES: ay eh aad BRU ARDING high to keep it in the gear box’ and| crowing’ popularity. cool breezes of the Rockies, one of fy versthing in parts and used cars|mor the best results in raisin rear axle, Follow his advice and Open Car Now Luxury. ~ |‘nusual attraction stends forth in| i, #844 out before your eyes at thelenickens use Victor Buttermilk j you will find that your car will run| “The time when’ the closed car ‘ * Industrial Auto Parts Co. at 510 . quieter and better and replacements} was the 1 ¥ car a| Denver & Rio Grande western illus-| west yellowstone Starter. For more eggs feed | Among the i of the units on]bushings are in good shape, then ; bia wary and the open car @| trated pomphlet on the Mesa Verde| be in these units will not bé required your car that require attention at} fill up with fresh oil. I¢ possible] until the car has un at least” 20,000 necessity has passed," he said. | national park. “Now the open car is the luxury} ‘Title of the booklet “ For results try a Tribune Clas- miles and perhaps even more. and the closed car the necessity. Outing Rinhaat the clite Lams sified Ad. Sr Dw : Tho man who can afford only one} Ruins in Mesa Verde National Park, ; car will own. an enclosed one. Colorado.’ § “The car of the future is the} From the thousandé of”, photo- q closed car. This has already for-| graphs which have been taken of the Rugior Scratch Feed and Laying ious: the begining of the touring season, | consult the instruction book. you re- Impervious to Heat ANC) \a theimeare’ in. the. .tcapsnteman [ollve with your osr-to Ses what ind ‘ Is Uninjured once every 2,000 or 3,000 miles, that| lay shaft. When the gears are re- is, if the gear Dox and rear axle cas-| volving they throw up enough oll to shadowed in the late models. Our "Mesa Verde ruins, and surrounding own Essex Six built on these prin-| mountain scenery, the Rio G ciples has been a phenomenal suc- -. cess and we are counting on its a cent epidemic of the hoof and mouth/{ Generally the beginning of the| cant. _ } still’ greater growth. The coming % disease in California and the finish|'cold weather, the wise motorist] It is a good {dea while you have case and rear axle. Fortunately|of oil to use and what height to ie: oie Chemical Liquids ings are oll tight. If these are leak-| lubricate the gears and main shaft . cars too will be hung low—more ~ ‘used on motor cars. drains off the heavy oll he has been} the kerosene handy and are on the ‘ graceful than the machines of the 4 Job, to -ecrape off all the old dirty past. That comes with improve- gummy grease from the sides of the ments on our roads. Once we ¥ gear box, then try all bolts to se e spread of this disease, a striking| sbter off for the colder weather. these parts rarely give any trouble| keep it in the gear box. This is us- r= ‘There would ordinarily seem to|ing, then they will require attention| bearings. Do not on any account But as soon as the authorities be-| Using in these units during the sum- needed big wheels and high-hung itference in the finish of various| If heavy of] is used in col@ weather|that they aro tight and that there and require attention only about| ually up to about the level of the be little connection between the re-! much oftener. fill the gear box to top with lubri- “ gan to take means against the|™mer, and replaces it with a much bodies. With better roads the cars 5 it becomes very stiff and thick and are no oll leaks. are going down. People want easy Siptpr pane | Weer eeeye ong absorbs quite a large amount of 7 Essex- Hudson Head riding in thetr! cars—greater sta- Pi geta a aber erie teas power and at the samo times makes REAR AXLE. S y CHE bility and better balance.” L to another all' motorists were stopped| £4" changing a ilttle difficult. For|/ LUBRICATION Says Open Car Luxury rr ae at uffpquent intervals "along the| the #ummer you need to use a fatty For Most Peonl Strictly'a Hudson-Essex Product main highways and required to drive | Hm y Hh cee te ae een to || or Most Feople. WE WANT YOU TO SEE ” their cars/through a trough about 80 feet long, which was filled to a depth of eight inches with disin- fectant chemicals to kill any possibl germs that might have been picked up on the road. The cars were Itke- wise sprayed with the same chemical compound. as While the chemicals used caused the finish on the majority of cars to turn white, it had not the slight- est effect on the Duco finish of the Oakland cars that passed through. Yet this test was but a mild repeti- tion of the Oakland demonstrations put cn throughout the country re- cently when hot tar, sulphuric acid, lime and lighted matches were placed against the Duco finish to “\|s prove’ how {impervious it 1s to damage. Another striking indication of the @urability of Duco was furnished by the recent Indianapelis race when 22 of the 28 cars that practiced on out the old ofl from both gear case and rear axle, and replace it with the proper grade of lubricant for the ‘summer, “In a country where the wealth is growing twelve times as fast as the population, you can't keep pros- perity down. That is America.” ‘This is the way “Harry G.- Moock of Detrott, sales manager for the Hudson and Essex Motor Car com- pany, charactérizes business condi No need to accept an‘open car on the score-of price The New Tire The Only Tire With the 10,000 Mile Guarantee You pay no more for the Coach. It is exclusive to Hudson and Essex. It provides all the utility you can get in any closed car. It makes “Closed Car Comforts at ®pen Car Cost,” the outstanding issue of the year. USE OUR FREE SERVICE You see the Coach everywhere in increasing number. Nearly three years of service has established its staunchness and enduring reliability. Both Hudson and Essex are built in the same factories, on the same, patents, by the same workmen. In materials and. workman- ship they are of one quality. conditions are The Rear Axle gears require| may be a little hesitation, but funda- about the sanie attention as thore| mentally conditions are good. It's in the Gear box. Drain off all the|thes one thing tht impresses me old oll and fill up with “fresh of! to| Wherever I'go, over the entire coun- the level of the top’ plug. . Be very | try careful. not to put too much oll in Buyers Are Conxervative. the back axlq or you. will. have| “The shelves of, thy’ merchants trouble with it’ working out along|aren’t loaded up with dead stock. the axle shafts and so on: to the|The merchants are buying conser- brakes and wheels. bh Vatively and the people are buying Fully 50:per cent of all back axle| conservatively. We will not be ¥ and gear box replacements are cairs,| faced with the condition of a few the track preliminary to the big race| . First remove the drain plug you|ed by the carelessness of the owner | years ago. were finished in Duco. This finish} Will find at the bottom, of the gear|in letting the oil in these units get “In my lne, automobiles, condi- can be put on quickly, and is easily | box and drain off aif the old oil, then| too low or in using the wrong kind| tions are excellent. The wholy in- repaired incase of accident, even| replace the plug and pour in about|of lubricant. If you use an ojl’that/dustry fs pushing ahead.“ Our own when the lightest colors are used.|@ quart of kerosene. Take a good|is too havy, the gears track in it|cars are selling as fast as We can Tires and Tubes Repaired The Mountain Tire Service 419 =e japon’ Street ’ icc And because no other type and no other car can share such advan- tages, it is the largest selling six-cylinder closed car in the world. Call for your demonstration today In addition, it is practically the only| Stiff brush and remove all the old|and when the car is going at any|get them out. The people OV Genk finish which could stand the terrific | ll from the face’of the gears, etc.,| speed very little oll reaches the bear/'ting their money‘s worth, : \ Phone ZL Yellowstone theat to which it was subjected in|then drain off. If youhave rote | ———____== —_—_—_—_ — - a the Indianapolis trace. any noise in the sear box, now is 1406 wv) and McKinley the time to. find out What is: wrong. RCASPER, WYQNIno os < Carefilly “examine the teeth on the 9, 142 gear wheels to see that none #re Van’s Filling Station || troxen or cnippea, and at the same MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS || time fee} if there is any play in the OILS AND GREASES bearings of elther the main or the Revolutionary riding and driving results R. N. Van Sant Motor Sales Jay shaft. If the bearings of these Kihl shafts are worn badly, the lubricant . * have come rapidly during the past-year in sede re een ae Results T the development of both the Chrysler and If, however, all gear teeth and the Maxwell. Lae OLD SMOB Chrysler some 2,000,000 cars. g x SI 5 During recent months, with participation - f.the Chrysl ineering sta, this sipscteioe Thai cuisieaned“deorpiy Kx 20+ Is DelcoEquipped! finements of the most important character, which set the good Maxwell above aud beyond four-cylinder cars as you have So are a majority of other fine cars—so are. Uncle Sam’s airplanes always known them. The great crying demand of the motoring and submarines—so are famous race cars. Delco \_ s public today is for removal of vibration typifies the quality K : on and consequently greater ease of riding built into Oldsmobile and driving. Six from axle Can We Make That Crumpled’ Fender or Dented Body Look Like New | _ “You Tell ’Em” ; * Our Body and Fender Department OPERATING DAY AND NIGHT For Your Convenience REMEMBER ¥ The Test Shows ‘ The Best Costs Less ° , And the good Maxwell now answers that demand in a way no four-cylinder car has ever done before. Owners are now averaging 18,000 miles and more to a set of tires; better than 22 miles per gallon; grinding. valves, setting up tappets and removing carbon only at long ‘intervals; main bearings rarely if ever ‘ Our assurance—my personal assurance, MOTOR CO. without reservation—is tee the ae 230 West. Yell Maxwell-is the car to sa you on Phone 909 counts; and that it will satisfy you if you give it the chance. ; Are Vein Wheels In Line? Latest Wheel Alignment Machinery Just Installed . Warne And Crosby Motor Co. 436 West Yellowstone Phone 2610 ‘The G. M. A. plant makes buying easy, Prices f. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co. , 442 E. Yellowstone Phone 1963 ‘ BUMPERS—SPOTLIGHTS—TIRE PUMPS _ - ; Closing Out Sale ‘TIMERS--HEAD LIGHTS— TIRES AND TUBES WHEELS Fi FARRELL HYTOMETERS TIRE PUMPS FORD | ORD TIMERS eee ey ol and Gas] ROUT Gua Cherie, on WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—PRICES LOWER THAN MAIL ORDER HOUSES ¢, ery, ropilas 14:50 © Genuing | 12. only Standard brand Eslines end Chairman of the Board MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORPORATION Selling c eels. Belling $3.2 | Timers for Fords, Regular $1.50 Jauges sted o Ford Dash| oO § Price 5 a Out Sale Price ~ Se ing Out peer wits sel Raabe rt acca aera ; WATER PUMPS |. MOTOR METER CAPs | TIRE PUMPS | LUGGAGE. CARRIERS f BUMPERS Sd ES Cc Beard. Tie you Soy reas oe Saeed IRS | Regular $8.00 M, & K, ord| Locks on caps for uli cars, ad-| Moxular $3.00 value 1%-Inch| Regular $2.25 AM Steel Luggace| For all ears, | Regular $20.00| | FORD HEAD LIGHT RIMS and oil you have. Reg $6. Balliog Onb 2 82 Beular Bis, laws) C i Tire Roe eee Complete, Sell- pie yam lators, "$2.36 caine mice Pumps, $2.48) sano A. cars. $1.59 menting 8 bar bum $12.76 (0 fm “aac , 4 | Patch, complete in i. e & . & 4 e Sale Price “<< $ bd | Selling Out Sale Price .. 23c Price $3.99 Sale Price .. bohay $2. ea Price _.- - ie Sale Prico sede e | Price ieee . ° | Out Sale Price — Cc PIONEER TIRE SALES COMPANY. 221 W. First St.— (Next to Columbia Theater) -Phone 1726-M a