Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1924, Page 4

AO, FPS BD OP ee ) PAGE FOUR. | Dependable || Dealers Use These Pages | | | Wy STRANGE REQUESTS ARE MADE OF AUTOGLUBS BY MOTORISTS the services that are] automobile clubs may t a recent bulletin} the Touring and Transportation 1 of the American Automobile siation in which are listed some f the strange requests for informa- n made by car owners, ‘Out of some of these strange re- developing new bran service, ” a statement pla. Several years ago, for tance, the A, A. A. began to re- ive all sorts of requests for camp-} und the remult is that to association issues an annual nd campsite manual and camping information quests we are hes of humorous request of a service that vel “Sometimes a into something very - motorists who are mem hundreds of Three-A yout the country »ng ago a motorist wrote in to headquarters for information as is ma e he could purchase pow- tered spinach, This suggested to us the importance of having on hand information as to where campers can obtain all varieties of desiccated foods, what one should pay for them and how they should| be carried and prepared. The services demanded of auto-| mobile clubs are becoming more |indicates the gr varied every day, and the process at growth of inten sive motoring. It is no longer a matter of merely supplying tourists with information as to routes, ho- tels and garages. Motoring is becom- ing complicated and the automo- bile club is coming into further ser- vice as a means of simplifying it. “While every effort_is made to prevent use of automobile clubs for commercial purposes the modern club is frequently useful to officials and commercial interests which can, in turn, be of service to members. “A request for service from some member often shows the association where it can be of further service to all members, and jt sometimes happens that the,member who first makes the request is in a position }to serve the club in some capacity, “The A. A. A. recelves some of its most valuable touring informa- tion from members to whom it has, in turn, extended every possible ser- vice. tion that This is the sort of co-opera- makes for successful or. and improved motoring “A motorist should have no hesit- ancy in making seemingly odd re- quests of his club for the chances are that he will suggest a néw branch of service and may even be in a position to assist in its de- velopment.” DOUBLE HOLIDAY IN STORE FOR AUTO PUBLIC (Continued from Page One.) yfrom home ties 2 s vin the motor c alls on Monday it holiday and Casper to take advantage The condition of the car is thoroly | it in plann a two day/ nothing under the sun can 1m vacation as a stub-| rachini © sworn t might have been misery dealt them chine. Go over every Be certain that the da week or so ago} on care’ of. Be « our tires twill stand the ny | ut home paradise to tt vy thelr m uff and that the spare is “rarin if called upon in a pinch, O14 will tel yu that when trav-| n Wyomtr it ts alwi well | ) carry an extra supply of gas and | of. It might be well to remember | this advice in planning your labor | day trip F ber that every corner fc Wryomitr invites the Caspert Ther t of time to get r | when he North Wind will do the sweep act, and the air will be filled with snow. For those who do not own auto- mobiles, Casper offers a number of Labor Da tractions. Special La- bor Day programs will be presented at the theaters, and a gala picnic is 1 for’ Monday afternoon at verview Park —_— Automotive Melting Pot (Continued from Page One.) 1 mode!s will arrive in Casper ime during the next 30 days according to Joe HE. Mansfield, local distributors. There was an old lady from Lank About watching the road was a crank 7 She said—'Tis easy as ple From the road took her eye, And rolled gracefully down a steep Dank. Roos of the Lee Doud hung up a real r son of the sold four new Jewetts dur ing the past week. Salesman Motor company cord for this se year, Pahson Johnson fell to his knees, with the words, “Let us Pray” when he saw that nice fat spring chicken Pass beneath the pulpit. Hardendortt Six Packard less t say, hi has a touring 4 well pleased. new 2 tons| C. West sp the latter part of yhera cond! © past week in the oll fields ex they should be, ting the Studebaker. N work and hard working | West n sa ‘It's your last | wee r take a real vacation | Someone expressed the entire situa without losing a day before the old‘ tion in a nutshell, the other day, and So saflyand have BUI Satisfac K Four-Wheel~Brakes performed upon thousands of Buick cars that not even so much asa cot- ter pin was changed in building the 1025 Buick brake equipment. .... THE CASPER BUICK 132 N. Center COMPANY t. Phone 2260 car. | A DUCKY EDITORIAL Far, far away in the fey north, where an Hskimo's breath freezes alochol, there lived a duck, a ma- ternal duck—who longed for a fam- fly of ducklings, So she laid an ogg —a white duck’s egg, on a cake of ice near the water's edge, and wait- ed to see what the stork might bring, but alas she was disappointed. The ice proved too cold for the hen duck’s dawn and she gave up in desperation, and sho cried aloud to the skies above for a solution to her problem Then Casper there came a Tribune—a Tribune, full tilt on the wild wind riding, and the mother duck reached out one paw and raked in the glad glad tidings. The paper told of a gladsome land where oil just flows like water, and Tom ing just lately. He said, “They lk all they Want to about pro- perity existing In other parts of the country, but you'll find that right here in your little clty of Casper, business in general is moving along ata more rapid rate than in any other quarter of the country. I can see it on the streets. I can see it in the and I can gee it in the local newspapers. “There’s no fool, like an old fool” said the chap as he bought his sec- ond used car. Now and then you find a good one. SQUEEK! | PHONE 2400: When a cloudburst struck near Manitowoc, Wis., flooding streams and fields. automobiles were washed off the highways. One man Is dead and thousands of dollars of damage done as a result of the storm. A DUCKY EDITORIAL Yes, Your Spokes Are Loose Try SPOKETITE—We Have It Good Luggage-Carriers___--_-__ Better Luggage Carriers___--_____ Best Luggage Carriers THERMOID BRAKE LINING TIRES AND TUBES Our New Sign Is Up—Look for It The Yellowstone Auto Supply Co COR, SECOND AND BEECH che trip to Thermopolis over Sunday and Labor Day and will return laden with good news regarding highway and general automobile conditions in the Central and Northern parts of the state. Watch next Sunday's Tribune automobile section. ‘There's many a slip twixt the good prospect and the cash deposit. Watch for the beauty contest par- ade announcement next Sunday. Yes. The Tom Cat was a “howling” success, Judge R. R. Rose is driving a new Hudson Coach which he drove out of the salesroom of the Van Sant Motor company last week. George Coons, of Casper, is the proud owner of a new Dort Broug- ham which he purchased from Charlie Sarns at the Wyoming Dort Sales company. Betty Bangert, of the Coliseum Motdr company, office force is leav- ing on a thirty day vacation on Mon- day. She will visit the thriving vil- Jages of Chicago and New York, and says that she's sure she will be glad to return to Casper where one feels perfectly lost in the maize of sky- scrapers. the heart of the downtown section where the gun shines warm on the grass below and the flowers never think of dying. So she ruffled her feathers and gathered her nerve and to the city I'll hie me, for there's nary a power can hold me back when for children I’m longing. Straight as an arrow southward she flew, and circled o'er Casper mid early morn dew, and settled down slowly and quietly then on the grass at the Aero Filling Station. Now that crowd js expecting that most any day, 2 white exg will make its ap- pearance. and then later on by the heat of the sun, two ucks will strut on the green green lawn. Now the moral of this little tale is just this, “If for service and com- fort you're looking—no matter what Osten, of the Coliséum Moter company, will return from a throughly enjoyable trip thro “‘fellowstone Park on Monday. W: ‘We hope that busi- ness conditions in the Casper auto world wiil undergo a re-birth. ——>=——__—_ NEW JEWETT BROUGHAM 15 NOW ON DISPLAY HERE Cats how! most evéry night, then|part of the country you're in, you laugh at their horrible s'aughter. It}are sure to land all soft and secure} The Jase Doud Motor Company told of a spot so green and nice in'at the Aero Filling Station have j received the first of the new t @ ol Jewetts, The DeLuxe s Brough: ® which is on exhibition at that someone has done considerable|Center Street Service Station {8]the local dealers show room is fin- spending a few days in Denver. Whether on business pleasure we were unable to determine. ished with the Duco process in an Avtumn Green, with yellow strip- ing. “Chis model is ideally equipped ae with five ballogn tires, two bump- “Mike” Dendinger, special rep-jers,- trunk, combination stop and resentative of the International Har-|¢ail light, nickel radiator and head vester company in Casper and Cen-|jamps, automatic windshield wiper, tral Wyoming is back at the “biglete, ‘This model is very pleasing city” for a brief stay. He is making]in appearance and, coupled with his headquarters at the Nash Casper} their wonderful motor, is certainly Motor company a great bu: a oo results try a Tribune Clas- Ad. Ross C. Brown, of the James Nash Motor company of Denver is visit- ing at the home of the Nash in Cas- per. For sified , Folks. Sp: SQUEEK! $2 ee Tudor Sedan“ Ferdor Sedan - WEED CHAINS, ETC. ssa, 30x3 U.S. Fabric_ 30x314 Goodyear and 31x4 32x4 33x4 ies4x4 “OSS sCordsa ai oo $18.95 All Tubes 45% off | ABOVE PRICES SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY ONLY | | Use, It May Be | 5 Days at 424 West Yellowstone Tire Prices Slashed JUST IN TIME FOR YOUR SUNDAY AND MONDAY TRIP LOOK AT THESE PRICES: U.S: Cord: 552 -os Se ae U;'S} Cordk: UW. SrGords. =: 32x414 Fisk Cord___-__--_--___..-$31.95 ~ SPECIAL If You Purchase One of These Tires and Do Not THE LEE DOUD MOTOR CO. --<-------$6,95 U.S. Cord___$9.45 eee ------$17.95 -----------$18.45 Returned Within Full Cost Phone 1700 The Touring Car 95 + 8265 - $525 All prices f. a. b. 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