Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1924, Page 16

‘ Live News of Motordom in | This Section ARE ad BE a EEN IG i NT o= H £ _ ‘i The cars hes arrived at the R. N. Van)the thoroughly interesting group at|to give you accurste reports ‘upon with no serious consequences. t 3 (ii aaa i ae ] Sant Motor company. Dig in-ye|the bottom of the front page of the| road conditions in the state. If you hail: stripped trees of, thelr leaves, er = wee? ‘ Z ind uy lovers of small cars. Come and get] Tribune automobile section this Sun-| are not now on the road report mail- » ‘| riddled gardens “and broke+ many . : n nise f Performance fs ] ' ‘em or they'll throw ‘em away. day. ing list and desire to have your ni windows. It is very for re) ee t 2 at 3 . tered, send your name and ad- IN NIQBRARA such storms to visit this state, ; c FS re W. J: Robbins of Casper has a] The only really good car is the| dress to Sparky. : , a new Nash Sport touring and his|car on the right hand cesta t ° PRU MA 4 : joy knows no bounds. bg road, “All others are usually nul Center Fifth and Raljroad has| LUSK, Wyo., June 21.—Hhlil Pp and, void. " been made, or is in the process of|stones beginning a barrage as|| MIDWEST AND TEXAS GAS of performance. J. H. Patterson spent Monday and being made safe for the automobilist.| marbles and ending as_ baseballs. OILS AND GREASES eccarrien with it reli ability . it : Tuesday of last week in the Colo-| J. Phlilips, expert body and fender] At least as far as Mr. Simmons, pro-| fel: here several days ago and did R. N. Van Sant Motor Sales nami st i : * : rado capital-on urgent business. man formerly employed by the| prietor of the Center Street Service| considerable damage. During the McKinley and Yellowstone and established value. y Scenic and Historical - Warne and Crosby Motor Co., is no| Station 1s concerned. He is having| storm there was one flash of lght- Phone 1406 R ‘a P d A flock of, Oaklands are sure to| longer connected with that company, | the operructian, to traffic effectually | ning and this struck two homes but And remember, whatever the | reserve be rushing about the oil fields soon. removed and a new island placed in 1 BM sy J. H. Leaife of the Patterson Oak-|| He finally broke away from the Rogues te meant whieh wit:attord fake Avwetrs . Price you ved fora pte ne you % x lan company, left last. week for| steady grind. J, J, Thomas of the fi Oris i ne are ing definite service and a ovement, Balt Creele where he -will Pemain-for | Liberty Garage Co» of thi city, has|t “#ee around the corn Hupmob le Buy your batters 25 buying t some time, Nuff sald. spent the last week in Denver and Dice streets nt Kole o0¢ value, y WASHINGTON, June 21.—(Unit- other Colorado points and will prob- rive Shaft ‘inion one 4 “Sweden already has 10 national| roadsters. A delightful car in which | Auto Tourists Bureau of Information! badly. e parks, Switzerland his ‘one, France| ty spend a thoroughly delightful = I one, the Atgentine Republic one. trip we'll allow. 4 Ttaly has ¢wo and ‘another. in’ prp ¥ cess of formation, and there Are] you wouldn't travel on a freight 1 also national parks !n' Australia and! ‘,in go wis try tor Gravel union ¢ New Zealand. on ’ “Reports from “Japan Aeacribe ef. forta to organizé “a ‘national”'ptrk| ne mew trim shop at the system there, to oe Sra, Coliseum Motor company’ is now me of eight parks. The. Kepublic of| inning under a full head of steam, ‘ Poland has sought our service in.],77nins under ® full head of steam, ss ; formation about national Park Pel: l'for tho purpose of giving exclusive ; 6 2 re 3 fey and administration | fn\\co! attention to automobile trimming. } ac ors tion with a proposed sai! the Gecpathiansmoumains. epnty | The Coliseum Motor com: : : bh 2 pany an- ; Pe eee tion the |Rounces a riarked pick up in bust. That Make A Car Cost Less to Keep ‘ Satots stand of the! Danish army in|2ess: We need more reports of this " Suh STOPS THE KNOCKS 1 the Battle of Dybbel. “Land for this| #14. _ Everyone knows what Hupmobile is and wha! t ‘ ee eneetpkeription’ ||. Well, folks, Sparky is going to it does—the finer construction of Hupmobile Cleans the Carbon Gives New Life to a Motor through popular subseriptf oS Gu Sete tere tema ‘you will never Parts ihode OF the oibak peters tists bak ; * indulge in that animal known as a par ; 7) } fg 92 Pina eta ela eaten caseae go back toa itis and does what it does. IT’S HERE Automotive: | -|/Sors sxie:berry and once su a car without Seldom has greater help been given the buyer M Iti Pot automotively in other quarters of them- than the Hupmobile Parts Displays—one of Waiting for Your Car elting this land. of ours. You can expect hich ; * ; ‘ ‘ a series of thoroughly interesting which is a feature in our my Newly Appointed Service Station for articles on tourist camps and :high- . . motorist who is naturally a care] ways of other lands upon his. Te: Standard on all They show the finer, costlier practices of BOYCE MOTOMETERS Jess driver is also careless about his! turn, Buick, Models Hupmobile manufacturing—and you can brakes and everything else. »He is 5 hese cnhick : : Fesponsible for the pasage of 80] Charles Scherk is seriously con- contrast Sai them the lesser practices Complete Line of Accessories—Tires and Tubes many laws that ‘annoy..careful sidering. taking over the “moto frequently obtain. Don’t Forget Our Top Department motorists. ¢leaned by steam” plant in the shop , . é ' now occupied by Oscar Redenbo, Study these parts—read how finely they are Emspenelcin ot Dyna rmatne tei Bets built—then read, in the red what the wice ing Station fore: e Bridge out ‘ = . placing of a new man on the job. Brakes out. Srey aybie practice $5 Know w sata Bec B & D Auto Su I e Be gis eee Water in car is a product of the highest grade construc- #9 ° es, . Benakin. ts yatill ow Driver in ‘ other lan: : ‘ pt the city. This time he’s in Cold! Grab héok in: i tion, or the other | i d. ; } : . 618 East Sécond pnd St. ; Phone 2426 ado on a brief vacation. It's w sad, tale, John M. Whisenhunt and Co co | oe aN a 2 * ? There comes a time in the life of] ‘There's an idle rumor about that 3 Ry = very man when the difference: b9-| our baseball heavin hero, Lee Doud, First and Park Vie aati Phone 79 ed Press)—The popularity of Amer!- oan parks bas attracted wide atten- tion abroad and in many foreign countries active effort is now being (made to preserve regions of especial scenic or historic interest for the Pational enjoyment, One of the’ moat ‘Interesting hases of our park work,” said Stephen T. Mather, director of the National Park service, “is to Watch the development of the national park idea in forelgn countries. R. N. Van Sant left Friday night for Denver where he will meet his son, John Van Sent, who is return: ing to Casper from a long hard grind at an institution of learning. Have‘you seen the new Chandler on display in the salésroom at the John M. Whisenhunt and company. Glance at it. It's worth it. Ivan Marshall and Carl Davis are both spending honeymoons in Buick tween heaven and earth is only the thickness of a brake lining. - ‘Palrrer Johnson of the Wyoming Oldsmobile company spent. Friday and Eaturday of last Week ih ‘Salt Creek. nesg. Although Sparky attempted f Peetu te tied cae tes coalon'e homens CARS WASHED AND GREASED Value Mr. Peterson, residént of Salt|what the nature of the important Creek is now rolling about the oil fields with his hands on the steer: ing wheel of a ‘Vuxurious Willys Knight coupe sedan, The “classy” new Peerless Six is expected momentarily at the sa room of the Nash Casper Mo round the park to park highway. company. There are a number o he cavalcade of five Studebaker 132 North Wolcott Street lovers of fine cars in Casper who| cars will leave Denver on July 2. f | ae ND are.anxiously awaiting its arrival. |! are still some open spaces: in Phones 2260—2261 GASOLINE OIL A ACCESSORIES the cars just longing to be filled by Charles 8. Graner has # new Oak-| some scene loving Casperite. See |—————__. Jand Sport. touring. Mr, Mitchell in‘the Consolidated Roy-| When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them A_carload of sport model Star is about to be signed up by the Elk's Club team. Claude Crosby, of the Warne and Crosby Motor Co., spent all of Fri- day in Salt, Creek on important ‘busi- business was. Boys. Mr. Mitchell of the D. A. Mitchell Tours. Inc. is really plan- ning a thoroughly wonderful vaca- tion for everyone in the United States eapable of making the trip alty building. He has something of interest for you. Don't fail to see ONLY PACKARD ably frequent his old haunts for a other pair of weeks. Good luck |. the oldest active garage man in the city. > KEEP TIRE RIM BOLTS. TIGHT FOR SAFETY} If you Have demountable rims fitted, test the bolts holding the frequently. If you allow the to become loose, the lugs wear very quickly and start squeaking A circus is the place for clown- ing. Keep both hands on the wheel. Let the girl hug herself if she must be hugged. Are you relying on the Tribune CASPER BUICK CO. wees sare teases es usually’ Auto Electrical Co. a 136 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 968-3 Alemite Service Station “Quality and Service Always” THE LAST 5S YEARS ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS Any car will run pretty well for 2 or 3 years. Some can made to go 7 or 8. But the maintenance cost is outrageous —and the racket and rattles kill the joy. The Packard Six is built good enough to run smoothly, sweetly and economically 7 or 10 years—and does it. Every mile in every year, a Packard mile # That for a trip of 100 miles or more where two or more per- All steel construction means that the body, frame work, sills, pillars—everything—is solid steel construction. There is a complete absence of wood parts in Dodge Brothers steel bodies. See the skeleton body on display at the Coliseum Motor Company this week. DO YOU KNOW? sons are concerned, the very lowest priced means of transporta- tion and a most enjoyable way is to RENT A NEW FORD “U DRIVE IT” © Easy to Clean ! You Need This for Your Outings F And_ You Can Get One REE $7.50 Our Very Low Rates Will Surprise You Don’t forget to consult us about that vacation or business trip, whether it be for 100 or 1,000 miles, Beginning NOW, and continuing as long as our limited supply lasts, we will give ONE of these is one of comfort and economy. CAN BUILD. A Vas 16 to 18 mil. d up fro handsome, practical, $7.50 Therm-a-Jugs to each \ PACKARD La00 we 800 niles kee) tk tere eae buyer of ONE or MGRE HOOD Tires, 30x3% or ~ lor. of oil, 20,000 miles more from larger, including tube. AUTO SERVICE CO. 135 N. Wolcott Street Phone 2370 “RENT-A-NEW-FORD” the set of tires. Now, folks, we feel this is an offer you will appre- ciate This is NOT a discount on HOODS, because they are NEVER sold at a discount. It is just an opportunity to put $7.50 in your pocen and get this HOT-COLD, Non-breakable erm-a-Jug with our compliments. ’ And the last mile in the last year in true Packard style — Even then a better car than the ordinary car at the end of 2 or 3 years, Ask us to prove it. Many prefer to take advantage of Packard’s extremely liberal time bay ha Note to Mrs. Tirebuyer: - This HOT-COLD JUG holds a gallon, 16'cups, of hot or cold liquids—hot fried chicken, or other HOT foods. Also keeps ice cream hard for many hours. COME IN NOW with Mr. Tirebuyer and see this Jug. We know you will want it ! CENTER STREET SERVICE STATION 5th, Center & R. R. H. H. Simmons, Mgr. ment plan to enjoy immediatel advantages of a Packard Six or Packard Eight— sing out of income in- stead of capital, just as practically all other necessivves are now bought JOE E. MANSFIELD Inc. 328 South David St. Phone 346 PACKARD SIX WILLIS GARAGE _ Low Storage Rates Let Us Service Your Car Over Twenty Years in Casper 363 S. Ash Phone 1891-W YES, WE HAVE BALLOONS, TOO!