Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOUR. | Read the Ads P if You Want | | All the News How to Prepare it for Camping Tour By EM Scott Tighten Up All Loose Nuts and Bolts to Remove Rattles and Squeaks © not as yet enjoyed the pleasure of a camping tour, you you a most enjoyable experience. Of all the ways to you will find motor camping one of the very best onth during the year, we sce and do very much the We eat the same kind of foods, see the same faces, of shows and get very tired of it all. When we want sometl different. We want to get where the a h and crisp. We want to able old suit and a pair of shoes, and see fresh ‘We war ut to cat and sleep when we feel like it, es in our own way. ve this kind of vacation if you simply take a train el in some other town or large tovrist resort. There you can have this model vacation and that is to ng equipment and go on a camping tour, € different and what is perhaps just as impogtant, ost a great deal of money to enjoy. It can be done for as ) a week each for a ty of two or three people, and this les all expenses, gas, oil, food, ete. however, it pays you to lay your plans and , so that when you do start out, you are i and prepared for the tour. If you have never had ion before, you will find the tips I am giving you ring the next few weeks will help you to make a success. rally you ‘do not want to have any trouble with your car during so that the first thing to do is to see that itis in good nd a vacatic , n A few days before you plan to leave, get into a pair of overalls old suit and take out the for you want to be sure parts that are liable to se are ti ened up. Step running board and sway| > the body from one side to the}7 other You will be surprised at the number of squeaks and groans that will greet your ear. Some-—& mes you can tell at once where from, but often it is to locate it exactly it means going over all 1 nuts, so that when you ished, you have tightened all ere loose, and silenced all noises. he fenders. Give them a blow with the side of your r ears are greeted with a rattle and clatter, tighten up bolts on the fender irons and on the clips that hold the s to the irons, Sometimes the noise comes from the joint where the fender and the frame come together and this can be cured by pushing a piece of leather or felt down between the joints. the running boards and the splash aprons attached to them are great noise producers. See that the bolts holding the brackets to the board are tight. Make sure that the lamps, bumpers, tire carrier and license plates are held securely, ect the floor boards and see that the screws holding them are ed down tight. If the floor boards are loose, you will find it hen you rock the car from side to side. You ean locate the floor board causing noise when you are on the road by pressing foot on different boards. When you find the noise stops with fgot on one particular board, you have found the spot where comes from. If tightening the screws in the boards does not stop the noise, remove th and secure a few strips of felt. Soak the felt in oi] and then place under the boards and between the cracks, then screw down. This will generally stop any noise. Examine the lacings on which the hood rests on the radiator and| that all ROCK CAR FROM SIDE TO SIDE TO LOCATE SQUEAKS .f} *~ with are hard, soften little oil Another; i e hooks that ect is th ace. If the hood will ttle bai road, The} not pull these bolts excessively only remedy is to fit new clips. Now get on your back and) crawl Aw ndermeath the car. Test of the bolts that hold the frame. r body v vil " ¥ CHECK UP THESE POINTS TO STOP RATTLES AND SQUEAKS oe It is a good idea to squirt a me before you pull down the al that is placed between the Now, while , strike the brake rods with the side of your hi nd see if they rattle. If they do, you may be able to stop the noise by fastening a light spring between the clevis on the end of tke rod and the frame. It is better, however, to have new pins fitted and cure the trouble permanently. | See that the nuts on the clips that hold the springs to the axle are tight and at the same time examine the springs closely to see that none of the spring leaves are broken. ‘ NEXT WEEK—INSPECT TO SEE Was RUN AND ENGINE Is O. a In conjunc an Jan up ding tion with the Natrona | any The new Chevrolet Four Passe top shop. In the ay ellowstone is the | *ttentic Kemmer Bc und Fender Shop, the] Natrona Tire and Radiator company| ‘They're i the new Natrona ingin, at the Lee Motore f Doud Motor fand company, jowstone Park, few moments at the V nobile company to si John M. Whisenhi to Casper from De Chandler Sedan e loon tires four w every “Modern car has already ben sold in Casper are authentic, it rable when it hegins to rassle with the as-' say, S Melting Pot (Continued from Page One.) whizzed through Cas- ur morning enroute to Y He stopped for a ming Olds: y Hello and then breezed on in his brand new | Overland Red Bird. is on his way with a 19 L, D. Branson has centered his at-Sunday game of golf tention upon the electrical businesspSparky hear from. exclusively and is located in new/ while. modern quarters at 615 East Second street. in at the saleroom of the Nash Cas: per Motor company. not long ago, and dove away a new Nash Tour- ing car. By the way, you lovers of real beauty. See that new Nash tour- ng car, néw on display at the Nash Motor company. It arrives from ‘heyenne Sunday. nson. them gne can find Ford Sedan. us refra’n from scores of| closed car, We can believe it by watch- ing a busy Casper street for ten or fifteen minutes. turned last comment nd don’t let us breakfast or that} there. “Ah River.” «keep you from th OUND VALUE Sound products evolve from sound principles. Dodge Brothers Motor Car is the ‘ , Product of an institution whose DISAPPOINTED We were disappointed in not being able to get into our new and larger quarters, cor- ner Second and Beech on Aug. 1. But keep your eye on us. We'll be there soon and in the meantime we are still selling everything for a Ford at the New Public Market, East Second street. Yellowstone Auto Supply Co. Formerly Cut-Rate Ford Store principles have always been con- , ceded to be pre-eminently sound. Sound manufacturing methods that place infinitely more importance on quality than quantity. Sound financial standing, which per- mits uninterrupted development and adherence to the policy of constant improvement— A sound method of selecting dealers, from which an organization has grown that enjoys the complete con- fidence of the public— A sound sales and service policy, through which buyers are assured full value for their investment— These basic principles being’ sound, it follows as an obvious consequence that Dodge Brothers Motor Car represents sound value. COLISEUM MOTOR CO. 131 E. Fifth St, Phone 724 ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVICE TO CASPER MOTORISTS A First Class Auto Top Shop Will Open MONDAY, AUGUST 4 In Conjunction With NATRONA TIRE AND RADIATOR SHOP IN THE SAME BUILDING KEMMER’S BODY AND FENDER SHOP Continues to Make Good Ones Out of Bad Ones and Straighten Crumpled or Bent BODIES AND FENDERS TOP WORK BODY AND FENDER EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING TIRE SALES AND SERVICE ALL AT 425 W. YELLOWSTONE PHONE 1523-w ‘The Greve Motor company has ad- ded) itself to auto row, and will do A. M. Garbutt, of Casper, dropped} everything In general repairing on all makes of machines. Mr. Greve s formerly employed by L. D. Hurrah for the God of Expansion. The auto Service company, is put- ting on new cars to rent, Among a shiny Tudor Naturally the boys are ‘There's nothing wrong with the}oll elated, and waiting to see who Je business in Casper,” is| willbe the first to ride in the new Peter Van Osten, chief accountant at the Coliseum Motor company, re- from Thermop Well Folks, as Joe Scouter would] where he‘spent several days im audit- ing the books of the branch agency SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1924. you carelessly left in ,his way. County officials report scores of rocks directly in the right of way every Monday mornring after Cas per machines have scaled the heights <n a summer Supday. Don’t Leave Rocks on the Mountain Road Should you be in the habit of as- cending Casper mountain, stopping on a steep grade, and, placing recks under the back wheels to hold the ear against the pull of gravity, and then driving away, leaving the rocks on the righ of way, you are urgently requested to “cut it out!" The boulders you Icave on the road may cause the death or serious injury of some fellow motorist, who, im descending the highway at night and probably at a high rate of speed, may fail to the rocks “There’s a bird in the heart of Maryland, with a car that belongs to me.”* By the Prince of Wales. “In the sweet by and by” (f may be able to afford something besides a used <tr.) For Econqmical Motoring Rent a New Ford “U—DRIVE—IT” Auto Service Co. 133 N. Wolcott Street * Phone 2370 “The gang” at the Coliseum Motor company, sullied forth Saturday afternon in search of the elusive sage chicken. They will return Monday morning In time to don the, harness, We shall see then, boys, we shall see. Mr. absence Mr. Boos will assume his position as second in command. Ad- dregs all letters of importance to Mr. Boos care of the Lee Doud Motor company for the next two wesks. "You must see it yourself" CASPER BUICK CO. 132 North Wolcott. , 5; coos Tir a Call Phone 2260 Swelter— Get Out in the Open Where Cool Breezes Blow Enjoy Life HERE’S HOW These Used Cars Are All in A-1 Running Order THEY MUST BE SOLD Price Range From $50 to $1100 SEE THESE NOW Hupmobile “R” Touring Hupmobile “N” Touring Cadillac “57” Touring Willys Six Touring ,; Chalmers Six Touring Elgin Touring Reo Touring Hupmobile 1923 Coupe USED FORDS AT YOUR OWN PRICE “Drive Them Away” We Haven't Room for Them John M. Whisenhunt & Co. First and Park Phone 79