Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1924, Page 20

AGE 45 a 30 p. issto eara: hurs. ov. | 16 bt at 8 8 ov. | n by ibjec nd @ r evi At wn C De (ath oR | mat PAGE FOUR. Live News of Motordom in This Section ———es me MEXICO NEEDS HALF MILLION MOTOR VEHICLES; FINANCING AND NEW HIGHWAYS AWAITED At least one half million motor ve- es are certain to be sold in Mex o once highways are constructed 4 purchases are facilitated through tter financing facilities, according George F. Bauer, secretary of the Foreign Trade committee of the National Automobile Chamber of ‘commerce, who gave an address at meeting of aatomotive export held last week in the ers of the association. Increasing use of automobiles for well as pleasure purposes ade. The demand for automobiles is be articularly noticeable 3,000,000 people that read the ' transportation is truction of increasing highways. Light passenger cars are provided with y constructed bodies for tion of as many as 10 at 10 centavos or five cents rson. For longer runs heavier an motor buses are being em nal Railways Using Motor Trucks, used by the for delive ngement is made for collection by truck. there will have been provided a complete store: door delivery system Cars can be hired for 75c per half hour, A modern taxieab service is, also available at moderate however mobile dealers main ishments end thods of y all cars sold quantities are of American makes, “Excellent results can be obtained from advertising campaigns, if con PAVING SOLVES POND PROBLEM (Continued from Page One.) out hewever until the new bridge was completed, The modern struc- ture kas been open for traffic for ibout tive weeks. Taken altogether, the past season has been thoroughly satisfactory from a point of construction in Na Mr. Bowman is thor. Tires Last if Treated Right By the. Driver By SPARK PLUG. w cord tir xpensive thing na the bigger the size Nigger the price motorist speak four fours And repent Of a lot of Bach ensuing But they still wort Out with 2000 miles more To their credit And he scratched his head And he read in books Of what to do to get More mileage and his still ran in the me old way and the ‘Tire shops prospered And his purse grew lean Till one fine day A friend of his Who drove behind him Down the street Just honked the horn And made him stop And told*him that His back wheels wobbled Something fierce And he'd better have Them attended to But he only laughed And said, they'd heer That way a long long ‘Time and had never come Off and’ he guessed They'd last the life Of the car and his Friend reminded him Right then that wobbly Wheels and worn out Tires are bosom friends And he though right then That maybe it might be The direct pause of his Worn out tires and he Pulled her tn to A good repair shop And Lo and Behold Not only his rear But his front wheels Were loose and they ‘Tightened them up And singe that time ‘Two established tire Shops in that Particular city Have gone out Of business. —THANE MORE SERVICE “Everything For Winter’ Service Filling Station East First and Yellowstone ducted as scientifically as in the United States. “Service facilities are generally goed. In fact, Mexico can pride it- self on having contributed to auto- mobile progress by the fact that one of the first complete automobiles ever made was constructed in that country. “Modern pumping stations are available and gasoline is usually dis pensed in small lots of five litres at a price in the neighborhood of 35 cents per American gallon. “Tht outstanding need is highway construction. Road matert: dantly available in av stance known as tepetate. Ambition is centered on road to link up Laredo with Mexico City and thus bring two people together “AT is abur ante subs close from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. originally buflt by Cortez, is occasionally traversed by automo bilists in 18 hours. “Highway censtruction has back ing of government and the Rotary of Mexico vecently endorsed the buflding of roads as a measure that can help more than anything else in the progress of the country Better Financing Needed. “Financing of omotive sales still represents a problem. Business could be increasea man fold with establishment of finan: & facilitie $2,000,000 2 y and ample security to cover outlay and » title of motor ve hicles is a ‘A Mexican automotive mission is w being organized in the belief many representatives will take part in it to visit the Silver Jubilee Automobile shows next January at New York and Chicag cuss with manufactur has been established in likelihood continuous overnment without ¢ stant dread of disruption This c fidence in the stability is all that Is requiréd to stimulate advancement of the country and bring about full development of its innumerable re- soutces.”” | Coupe - The Logical Choice of the Careful Buyer The Touring Car $295 Rynabout- - Demountable Rims and Starter $85 extra Tudor Sedan - ~- Oakland was the first motor car manufacturer to introduc Duco fin- ish as standard on all its models. This type of finish is undoubtedly one of the most important develop- -| ments since the beginning of the in- dustry, and scarcely a month passes but an announcement is made that some other motor car company is adopting it as standard on certain or all models. Though scarcely ever put down, the majority of motor car tops are still of. the collapsible type. first to introduce a permanent top.. he real value of the permanent + top liés in its rigid construction and the snugness with which the cur-| following tains fit against the permanent metal strip on each side. 5 q This construction also enabled Oakland to intoduce glass enclosures an invention which has made closed car comfort available to thousands of open car buyers. The centralizing of all controls on the steering wheel was likewise first introduced by. Oakland. This feature adds comfort and safety to driving, as the hands need never leave the wheel, save when shifting sears. Oakland was the first Light, Six automobile tops are Oakland was. the Leaders of the land and sky met the other day at Lakeburst, N, en a Chrysler Six visited the States Navy Dirig- ible Shenandoah — daughter of the sta he bentandoah, origi- known as the ZR-1, wes christened the Shenan- dosh October 10, 1928, on the occasion of its accept- a by the United States et Airship No. 1. Shenandoah is 680° z longer than all very longest ocean i The Majestic, the crew of 80 men. la t of all ocean liners, is 915 feet long, the Leviathan The Chrysler Six pictured above is owned by Lowell 907 feet. d the Berengaria, the third largest, 883 feet. Thomas, explorer and globe-trotter; who is making a enandoah is 79 feet in diameter and has 20 AUTO INDUSTRY dustry is not static. It is eagerly open to new suggestions. That is why any motor cat five years old leoks so antiq Tt is a swift- industry. ch year, on some portant new des'gn. New Improvements Are Being Worked Out All the Time While the basic reason for the ly growth of the motor car indus- was the need for personal trans- portatien, the fact t the industry has reached such gigantic porpor: tions is due to its capaelty for con nt improvement of its product to { the ever-changing needs of nsportation, New ideas—of design or manufac- are quickly, takenup. The in- General Automobile Greve Motor East Second and Park The Ford car delivers more useful, care-free, economical service per dollar invested than any other car. Its sturdy, rigid construction is striking evidence of enduring materials. Every minute operation isscientifically tested os and accurately checked. Control of natural resources and cqmplete manufacture in large volume have made - <2 25 : : wang ee: sible value that is the onestandard by whieh 68s Fordor Sedan - All prices f..0. b. Detroit You can buy ans moet ty mabing A omalidocc-peorepeankerte ing tary terme for the balance. Or can buy on the Ferd Weekly hase Plan. ighborheod sill <Zhiain beck plane'tn detail, Cw” THE UNIVERSAL CAR every motor car must necessarily be judged. The Ford car is the logical and necessary choice of the buyer who wants to get the utmost from every motoring dollar. Ford fotor Company, The Ford dealer in SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER. cells with a Enpactty of 21004 cubic feet. 3 With six 200-800 the dirigible is ab to make a maximum speed of 75 miles an hour. 10,000-mile motor tour of the United States in a Chrysler. that are soon taken up by the whole During the last year and a half the Oakland Motor Car company, one of the General Motors group, has introduced some of the most im- moving indust Thus it ts that ¢ | make of motor ear, appears a new | fenture or _n series of new features OO — features of advanced Repairing OF THE BETTER KIND Company Phone 632 ABRIEL Snubbers are the most efficient sprin control device ever perfec Their nationwide success— 000,000 sets in use—attests eir value, They will give you new motor- ing satisfaction, by making yourcarridemorecomfortably; and they will save you much in maintenance costs. Gabriel Snubbers can be in- stalled easily and quickly and with no alteration in your car. Cadillac CASPER BATTERY CO. 119 E. Fifth St. Phone 907 Hudson to offer as Chandler feat standard ures: equipment the LOT’S OF IT! Station ‘ Foot --$12.50 9.00 Packard 6. Oakland --. 8.50 Stude Lt. 6- 8.50 Stude Spl. 6 9.50 Stude Big 6. 9.50 Paige -.- 8.50 Chevrolet 6.50 Overland -- 6.50 Essex --. 10.00 Phone 983 ings; perfected automatic spark con- trol, honed cylinders; adjustaple full pressure oil system and o! versal joints. CAR STORAGE FOR WINTER LIBERTY GARAGE 428 S. Elm St. Brake Lining Sale |* To Last Until November 1 ‘The following prices have been made to introduce The Casper Brake Service We Use Only the Best Johns-Manville Brake Lining If We Reline Your Brakes You ‘Will Be Able to Stop Your Car 106 South Durbin Phone 2940 Emerg. 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